NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. GROCERIES MINNESOTA WHEAT AND FLOUR. ^esftrii ^Avmt^ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. Minnesota now stands the foremost AJUUVKS. State in wheat and flour and it is probable Eastern (dally) 5p.tn. S iXaz*vjDzi.ai: G. O. MOORE. A W SMITH. that this ascendancy will be maintainedfor Southern 9:42 a.m. TATE OF MIHNBSOTA, COUNTY OF NOBLE* 88. DISTRICT COURT oTH JUDICIAL Western—Lu Verne, Sioux Falls, Mondays, DISTRICT. some yearstocome. The New Wednesdays and Fridays at dp. m. Terms ta.oo a Year, $i .00 for Six Months. a The State of Minnesota, to all persons, companies FREE OF CHARGE! Spirit Lake Tuesday ep. Yorkflourmerchants will not buy other or corporations, who have or claim any estate, Jackson, Tuesday and Friday p. m. right, tltte or Interest In, claim to, or lien Colony Drug Store! SATURDAY. JULY 4, 1874. brands when they can obtain those of Lake Shetek, Saturday «p. a upon any of the several pieces or panels of land Sis In the list hereto attached, described: Minnesota, and on this account says the DIPABTS. The list of Taxes on real estate for the County Every parent whose son Is away at school, Orders for Groceries left at my store will receive Eastern (daily) t:42a.n. Farmer's Union, a number of mills of Nobles, remaining delinquent on the first day should supply him with a newspaper. I well remember prompt attention, and the goods will be delivered W. Shrlver 36 Southern 5 p.m. 6 1873*3 60 of June. 1874, has been filed in the office of the what a marked difference there was AT ANY PLACE DESIGNATED FREE Western—Lu Verne and Sioux Falls, throughout the country have been I Durfee 360 Clerk of the District Court, in the County of Nobles, 36 10 between those of my schoolmates who had, and G. Anderson OF CHARGE. We Invite all our friends to come Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday 7 a. m. 360 36 of which that hereto attached is a copy. obliged to suspend for want of patronage. those who had not, access to newspapers. Other and test our Stock of Groceries and Provisions Thomas Chamberlain Spirit lake. Monday I 360 36 Therefore you, and each of you, are hereby required things being equal, the first were always de. for themselves, and be convinced we are selling John A. Spoflard Jackson, Wednesday and Saturday 7 a. m. 1260 We published recently the confession 126 to file in the office of said clerk within 12 cldedly superior to the last in debate, composition them at bottom prices. Languon Lake Shetek, Friday 7 a. ml 14 40 144 twenty (20) days after the last publication of this 1 and general Intelligence.—Daniel Werner. of a St. Louis paper that St. We intend to sell only the best of everything 360 36 All malls elose 20 minutes before departure. notice, your answer In writing, setting forth any Cor. 10th St. & 3d Ave., 2 In our line—and at the same time only ask moderate McLean 540 54 Office hours from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.—Sundays, objection or defence you may have to the Taxes, Louis had lost the supremacy hi flour, 13 prices. 180 18 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON Jacobs 24x28 ft. part 8*9 from 12 m. to 1 p. m. or any part thereof, puon any piece or parcel of E Goodnow 8*9 4500 450 for the-best Minnesota brands command We quote the prices of a few staple goods: land described in said list, into or on which you C. C. GOODNOW, F. M. VENTION. Crosby 8*9 1980 198 Brown Sugar, 9*4 pounds, #1 00 have or claim any estate, right, title.^nterest, The Republicans of the Frst Congressional $2,75 more in the New York DSLaw 8*9 3780 378„ Yellow C. 8|2 1 0 0 St. Paul & Sioux City claim or lien, and la default thereof, judgment District of Minnesota will meet in delegate convention Mrs. Ann Shrlver 12 1349 1349 will be entered against such piece or parcel of Coffee A. (white) 8 100 market than the best St. Louis brands. at Owatonna, on Tuesday, July 14th, 13 4 49 #5 land, for the taxes on said list appearing against Standard 7J4" 100 1874, at 3 o'clock p. m.. to nominate a candidate Stout 16 449 45 It is no wonder, therefore, that flouring it, and for all penalties. Interest and cost Molasses gallon, 70 for Congress for the term commencing on the 17 4 49 45 In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my AND Molasses Syrup $120 4th of Marth, 1875. mills are springing up by the hundred Wright partis Worthington, Minnesota, 1149 134» hand and affixed the seal of said Court at Worth, 19 Teas, Coffees, and other goods at corresponding The basis of county representation has been 4 49 ington, this 16th day of June, A. D. 1874. all over our State, and in view of prices. S Law part 24x26 rear Sioux City & Saint Paul R. R. fixed as follows: One delegate for each organlied 72 072 B.N.UABBIER, Clerk of the Dist. Court Daniel Rohrer county In said district, and one delegate for the great reputation of Minnesota flour, 360 Groceries and Provisions given In exchange 36 [3w41 In the County of Nobles. it it each 200 Republican voters or major part thereof 900 for Country Produce. 90 it is no wonder that the Minneapolis east for Governor in 1879. Under such appointment O Grunsden 1260 126 38tf] C. C. LTJCKE Y. Jennes counties will be entitled to delegates as 360 36 and other mills are unable to supply Herman Suecker Opposite Worthington Hotel. follows: 990 90 Thomas Dorman Blue Earth 8 Murray 10 80 108 the demand and are always far behind TEED & BAKER, John Johnson TIME CARD. Cottonwood Nobles 1260 Dodge in their orders. Jane Leslie Olmsted 989 989 Going West. Faribault John Dunn Pipestone 900 90 Leave St. Paul at 8.00 a. An interesting fact was recently Fillmore Rachel Lanedon Rock 16 20 162 Worthington, at 5.00 p. Freeborn William Bear Steele 1620 162„ stated by the Rice County Journal to Arrive at Sioux City, at 9.30 p. 41 With thanks for farors in the past, we desire 1 Houston Waseca A Robinson part 413 Going East. to remind the good people of Worthington and Jackson Watonwan the effect that the Boston bakers had 233 233 Leave Sioux City at 5.30 a. Martin HlldrethP" Winona Martha 2033 20 33 surrounding country that We are here, ready at Worthington, at 9.42 a. tried Minnesota Spring Wheat flour Mower Ann Rickley GENERAL DIALERS IM 1080 108 Arrive at St. Paul, at 7.00 p. all times to serve them with goods as low as they By order of Committee. S Wetherbeo 360 36 with the best Southern and Western J. M. BuRLiwoiME, Chairman. can be found in Southern Minnesota. Daniel Stone 809 81 Dated Owatonna, May 20,1874. winter they could get, and they found A Robinson 126 12 60 S Chandler 90 900 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 ACRES to their astonishment that a barrel of Mai Gould 360 36 Ready Made Clothing The Seventh Annual Report of the 18 10 80 108 the Minnesota Spring Wheat flour produced 14 It Saint Paul Chamber of Commerce is DRUG DEPARTMENT. S Stone 18 1620 162 PRAIRIE & MEADOW LANDS, forty pounds more of bread A Miller 360 36 before us, and on looking it over we 360 36 than a barrel of winter wheat flour.— 144 A Robinson 14 40 can only wonder what will appear in S Harrington 720 72 At first they thought they had made a Situated In Southwestern Minnesota and Northwestern the dry tree, if such things can be in Farnham 1080 108 Iowa, mistake, but they repeated the experiment S Smith 360 36 We hare a full stock of fresh and reliable in the green. Everything about St. Thomas Chamberlain 720 72 FOR SALE DRUGS—all standard Patent Medicines—Chemicals, with the same result. The bread, A S Husselton 12 60 126 Paul shows already a metropolitan Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, at moderate prices with easy terms of payment. Thomas Griffin 809 81 besides, was of better quality than character. St. Paul, as the Report Putty, Druggists' Sundries, Notions, Perfnmery, Williams 269 27 ALSO TOWN LOTS, that made from the winter wheat flour. Toilet and Fancy Soaps. says, can never have a rival within 600 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, In towns at raircad stations. Land bonds of the Sec. Town. WORTHING TON TOWNSHIP. Range. No. Acres Year. Amt. Penalty. Sioux City and St. Paul Railroad to be taken at The same paper stated another fact miles. It must be to the Upper Mississippi 102 25 40 Jane Wright lot 2 3 par in exchange for laud within their limits. 80 •10 80 »108 1873 102 40 15 Prescriptions Carefully Compounded, which we have seen stated before, viz 160 and the Northwest what St. I Durfee ne 57 72 For particulars address: "Land Department 1873 5 77 102 40 I Durfee nw^ 14 160 1873 28 12 St. P. & a C. and S. C. & S P. K. B. Co., St.Paul 2 81 that wheat shipped by way of Duluth 102 40 Louis is to the Lower Mississippi and 160 A 8 Baldwin swJi 11 1873 22 04 220 Minn. 102 40 160 Dondorc sw«4 13 1873 the Southwest. There is no escape to the New York market will bring 42 00 420 Have Just received a very line stock of Spring 102 40 5 Thurber fraction s£ seJi 14 1873 137 14 102 40 TEENATI0NALC0LONY 154 from this and St. Paul will rush to about ten cents per bushel more than 1873 and Summer Clothing of the Latest Styles, which E Donohue lot 1,2, sc»4 ne»4 ne% 22 37 93 3 79 102 40 Jane Raferty nw%iie^£ 1873 22 840 40 84 greatness much moie rapidly than the same wheat shipped in the old way 102 40 we are selling very cheap for cash. Harriet Moore ej^of nw}4 1873 22 80 16 84 1 68 102 40 STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. LOCATEDa W Chase swji of s»w»4 1S73 did St. Louis. by Milwaukee and Chicago. The reason 15 40 Also Clothing made to order by a first-class 12 58 1 26 102 40 1873 Eugenia Penfleld swli 21 160 19 80 1 98 IN SOUTHWESTERN 102 40 for tiiis is that when sent by Du-8£Chai A Robinson t% ne'4 1873 workman. Please give us a call. [4w35 33 80 8 78 102 40 Minnesot and Northwestern Iowa. dler v}4ne» 1873 33 The Camp Meeting, at Red Rock, under 80 8 78 luth, there is less opportunity for mixing 102 40 Anderson nw 1873 School Books, Blank Books, Gift and Toy 33 160 17 60 1 76 102 40 the auspices of the Methodists, has Bowersox nwU 1873 18 160 Books, Letter Paper, Foolscap, Legal Cap, Bill with inferior grades. The bane of 15 40 1 5 4 Town Lots for Sale! 102 40 1873 Mn. Sills or n}4 nv.% 13 40 703 70 Taper, Plain and Fancy Note Paper, Initial Paper, been in progress during the past week. 102 1873 Twelve Townships Minnesota wheat is that it is seized 40^ A Robinson e}^ of sJ^se W 14 40 Of sUC K*"/.' 7 40 84 102 1873 Envelopes in great variety, Pencils, Pens, slA 469 S Chandler part of w*A of se]4 1* 35 The grounds are on the Milwaukee & 440 74 upon in Chicago and Milwaukee and 102 1873 40 aS S Shepherd ne}4 32 Pen-Holders, Inks. 17 60 1 7 6 102 1873 St. Paul railroad, and contain ten 22 40 Stout of nw'4 In HERSEY and BIGELOW, on the Sioux City mixed with inferior wheat to raise the 703 70 102 1873 13 40 OF Unknown s% n]4 703 70 acres, shaded by a grove of oaks. The 40 and St. Paul Railroad. grade. Hence the demand for such RANSOM TO WN8HIP. GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Rich Prairie Land Boscht n*H 2b 101 41 Desirable Lots for sale in the above named villages 160 name is derived from a Red Roek in 1873 10 56 1 0 9 facilities as will enable Minnesota to Thomas Grundy nnW 101 41 left 1S73 lose on favorable tei ins. 1 0 6 the vicinity. The time will no doubt Wills nw 4 101 41 169 1873 deliver her wheat in New York in a 10 56 1 0 6 Hersey ha6 a Hotel, Post Office, Lumber Yard GRAHAM LAKES. A full line of Family Groceries, Wooden Ware In Nobles County, Minnesota. come when Red Rock will be as noted pure and uhmixed state. The plan 5 104 and several shops and stores, and is surrounded Warren Smith seJ4 se% & lot V, 81.15 1873 895 90 new stock of Stone Ware. 104 in the Northwest as the White Plains Bvron Reed lot 5r& part of lot 6 22 55 1873 12 71 by a beautiful country. 12 7 proposed, as heretofore stated, is to Byron Brain se'4 10 104 160 1873 12 40 12 5 Bigelow is near the Iowa line, has also several and Sing Sing camp meeting grounds 104 P"LSwartroufii^sw43 9 39 174.05 have large receiving elevators at Duluth 1873 15 32 1 53 Soil and Climate Best brands of Cigars—and fuU line of smokers' 104 John Hart se«4 20 39 stores and shops and is destined to become a 160 in New York. There are thousands of 1873 9 57 96 104 Mateilal. with transfer elevators at Buffalo, O Chapman lots 3 6 sw of sej.£ 23 39 1873 hriving village. 77.50 10 73 10 7 104 modest, Christian people who prefer to Stephen Howell nwW 28 39 160 1873 9 32 93 Apply or address owned and controlled by those who are 104 39 W Miller w% 32 160 1873 2146 2 15 Lamps and Lamp Goods. do their Summering in a grove under 101 89 Wm. H. HUMIST0N, Amelia Bi o\\ seVi 2 100 1873 13 32 133 interested in keeping Minnesota wheat 104 The CREAM OF THE PRAIRIES 39 Augusta Smith sw of sv/\i lot 3 22 69 1873 9 76 98 religious influences, to visiting the sea 104 Bookttaver nw sw& lots 2,3,4,9 14 39 pure. 169 1873 22 46 225 WORTUINGTON, NOBLE8 CO., and the GARDEN OF THE STATE. 104 A large variety of Lamps and Fixtures. Eight 39 shore or the watering places, and we Warren Smith lot 7 22 26 70 10.40 1873 267 104 There area few facts which show 39 W] MINNESOTA. Augusta Smith lot 4 23 kinds of Chimneys. 30.75 1873 708 71 doubt not that this method of taking The Climate of the Mountains and the FAIR VIE W TO WNSHIP. that Minnesota is to retain the supremacy S Langdon 85 acres 102 6 11 84 1 18 Summer recreation will continue to 1873 Soil of the River Bottoms. BSRetin sw4 102 39 We have but one price, and that as low as the so long as we can raise such wheat 7 160 16 13 161 1873 grow in favor. Stewart w% of sxi% 102 39 HO! 19 80 104 1873 10 35 lowest, and, with our experience, we feel warranted as the State is now raising. The best 102 Burke ne*A 39 34 160 28 51 285 1873 in saying that we can make it an object 102 Donohue sevi 39 22 28 07 280 brands of flour now in the market can 160 1873 Block. for you to give us a liberal share of your patronage. B1GELOW TOWNSHIP. Lot. THE BEECJIER-TILTON SCANDAL. be made only from the harder varieties Giles Farnham Bigelow Village 10 2 320 32 1873 The public appetite for scandal is 16 10 320 32 1873 Articles not in stock will be furnished on short of Spring wheat grown in the Northwest. Sargent 20 17 800 80 having another glut by the re-opening 1873 notice. 1 11 32 Sybert Tlnnes 320 Government Lands. It is said also that the Minnesota 1873 For the Spring Trade. 2 32 11 320 of the Beeeher-Tilton affair. Beecher 1873 INDIAN LAKE TOWNSHIP. MOORE & SMITH. wheat, when shipped southward for Sec. Tow n. and his friends reniniu calm and confident, A Lainbei ton seW 28 101 160 937 94 1873 milling purposes, looses much of its James McKirley sj$ of ae% 39 13 101 80 71 Several Townships of GOVERNMENT 1873 711 March 21, 1874. while Tilton's friends are coming Mosler nw'4 39 24 101 160 1873 2125 flinty character, and fails to produce 2 13 E Paul swVi 20 LAND in the County STILL VACANT. 101 39 160 forwaid and saying that he has been 1873 39 89 399 HEKSEY TOWNSHIP. WOB THING TON SEMINAR as good a quality of flour as when foully wiongpd by Beecher"s friends Joseph Thin ston swJ4 12 103 39 2189 2 19 160 1873 We are now prepared to receive oiders ground at home. The same is probably Isaar Watej bouse sw% 39 26 103 160 1873 27 2 73 and that they will stand by him. The FOR TOUTO OF BOTH SEXES, Crooker Bros, town lots 3,6,7 for 7 1873 true of wheat shipped east, though S3 00 3 80 ELK TOWNSHIP. AT WORTHINGTON, NOBLES CO. MINN general confidence in Beecher is somewhat Andrew Nord ne \4. 40 probably to a less extent. So that Minnesota 34 103 160 15 56 1873 1- 4 ON TIIE ST. PAUL A- SIOUX CITY shaken by the publication of a T. D. Fowble.se 14 103 40 160 1873 15 36 1 5 1 RAILWAY. is almost sure to lead the world SEWARD TOWNSHIP. A I O A S portion of a letter purporting to have selA William Henry *U of 40 104 528 80 1873 EJ in flour so long as we can produce our This institution is announced in accordance DEWALI) TOWNSHIP. 1)cen written In him to Tilton, as follows TItailroad nwl/£ Seeders, E Miller present superior grades of wheat. 102 41 1C0 1873 11 ll 1 1 3 iese lands are on the Sioux City & St Paul with the declaration of the founders of the Na- LITTLE ROCK TOWNSHIP. which tuns daily tralus to both The Farmer's Union well says that En ickson \\e% 22 Harrows, 101 41 tional Colony, that the early establishment of a cities. 160 1873 10 00 1 0 0 "Brooklj n, Jan. 1st. 1871—1 ask Theo. nothing can prevent prosperity to our seminary of learning, on a liberal basis, at some Tilton's forgiveness, and humble myself POLITICAL OPINION. [From the Wasccca News.] Cultivators, farming interests for years to come, before hiin, as I do before my God. Our readers will bear us witness that favorable point, was part of their plan. [From the Hastings Gazette.] He would !i i\ebeen abetter man in we have never denounced Mr. Dunnell but the suicidal policy of cropping the Towns and Villages. The Hon. M. II. Dunnell, has recently It has been Judged advisable to put the enter- Plows, etc. my circumstances than I have been. I for his course in Congress as a thief or land continually without enriching it, written letter explaining his position pi ise under denominational control it Is, accord- can ask nothing except that he will anything else of the kind. Mr. Dunnell on the increase of salary bill. We or of sowing the same grain on the remember all the other breasts that has always claimed that he was honest ingly, Introduced under the patronage of the are convinced that he is the worst lied would ache. I will not plead for my-same Three THRIVING VILLAGES plowing fields year after year without ly opposed to the "Salary Grab," and Methodist Episcopal Church, and as auxiliary to about man in the state, but unfortunately self I even wish that I was dead. ma-and for that reason voted against it.— up in the Colony. 'rotation, and adds, that "of all IFamline University. It will be conducted In too many men believe the (Signed) II. W. BEECHER." There are others who claim that he privately sections of the country there is none licious slanders circulated to his injury. Persons desiring any of these goods will find our the most catholic spirit: the object being to unite favored the "grab" and played Worthington the Business, Railroad, General B. F. Tracy, a prominent stock complete. which promises greater pecuniary returns [From the Rochester Post.] the hypocrite throughout. We have liberal culture with the precepts and splrltof the Social, and Educational Centre of a Brooklyn lawyer, who is thoroughly The Press tacitly admits that Mr. to the tillers of the soil than our never pretended to decide between him Chi istian system. large extent of country. acquainted with Che case, has made the Dunnell has been lied about, and with and them. But the fact of his having own." 49*Also Stoves, Tin and Hardware, a grotesqueness of logic truly sublime, taken the "back pay," and the further The Seminary building, now known as the following statement, which is the most argues, therefore, that he ought not to fact that he was not soconspicuously opposed Methodht Church Block, is spacious and attract- satisfactory of anything we have seen THE COMET. be nominated. The idea that a party to the "grab" as to leave no doubt Those who are familiar with the and [admirably located. It fronts on the on the subject: At Panic Prices, is to be controlled and nominations dictated as to his views, are sufficient reasons heavens have for some time been proclaiming Tublic Square, in Worthington, within a short "In his communication to Dr. Bacon, by the liars of the uarty, is simply why we think he should not be a candidate the approach of a brilliant Mr. Tilton does not tell what Mr. outrageous, and comes with decidedly for re-election. Our opinion is distance of West Okabena Lake. at the Colony Store. comet. It will soon be visible to the Beccher's offense is, but he clearly bad taste from the assumed organ of that he will stand an even chance for NINE COUNTIES NOW TRADING It is intended to make the Seminary an honor shows what it is not. He shows that defeat if he is nominated. Not only a party which has always claimed sincere naked eye, and in a few weeks will present HUMISTON & STOCKDALE. to the State—the equal of any similar Institution AT WORTHINGTON. it is not an offense for which one gentleman will he stand a chance for defeat, but respect for truth and decency. a brilliant appearance. Tiiis comet in the West. The board of instruction Is already could not apologize to another, the whole party ticket will suffer on [From the Rock County Herald.] is generally thought to be the one and not have the apology accepted. his account. To nominate him would large and embraces, In an unusual degree, both Without much boasting, it is not too Mr. Tilton says explicitly that upon the discovered by Coggia, of the observatory be to invite the charge that the Republican much to say that this district can take THE GEM the expeiience and ability essential to success. reeeipt of information which led him to party endorsed the taking of of Marseilles, France. In the early care of itself without any dictation FARMING. MICROSCOPE As occasion demands it will be enlarged and make the charge, he sought Mr. Beecher "back pay." from any St. Paul paper which is spurred evening, it may now be seen about nothing shall be wanting to the completeness of and obtained from him an explanation on to turn the world upside down thirty-five degrees to the eastward of a which he regaided as an apology. The [From the St. James Herald.] the several departments. to compass the defeat of Mr Dunnell Is the most wonderful scientific production of past would never have disturbed their perpendicular line drawn from the Polar We might fill oar paper with letters the nineteenth century. It furnishes the power A FARMING POPULATION of several by the hope thereby to secure the reelection The contemplated course of study will cover a of a high priced instrument for a mere trifle, relations, but for the manner in which and extracts from our exchanges written star to the horizon, and at one of Mr. Ramsey to the United and exceeds in usefulness any microscope ever period of three years the design being to prepare thousand now on the lands and Plymouth Church had treated his case by prominent Republicans, showthe invented. It reveals the hidden wonbers of States Senate. Mr. Ramsey's chances o'clock in the morning, it may be seen during the Congregational Council. students for a collegiate course, or to qualify or-ing certainty of defeat if Dunnell God's minute creation—as Kels in Vinegar, Animals the County RAPIDLY FILLING mus: be desperate indeed when his about midway between the horizon and in Water, Butterflies' Mathers, the Golden Mr. Tilton never charged Mr. Beecher receives the nomination for Congress. (them to engage successfully in business pursuits. gan is compelled to adopt a course so Marrow of a Hair, etc., etc. It also shows TRICHINA UP. with ciimmal intercourse with Mrs. the Polar star. "What the object of We received a letter this week from a SPIRALIS or Pork Worm, wherever despicable. Let the Republicans of Preparatory classes, however, will be Tilton. Mr, Tilton's charge isjust this prominent Republican of Martin county, it existsinpork. IT IS JUST TH E THING FO this celestial visitor is, we are not in-this district act, honestly, independent* ormed, especially for the first six months, during Some four years ago, Mr. Tilton claims CHILDREN A N YOUNG FOLKS, and grown in which the writer bays he is not formed. Whether it is on a friendly ly, fearlessly, and whoever is nominated, folks too. Pi ice, $1-50. Sent by mail, post-paid, to have received information which led which time, it may be presumed, many will be an admirer of Dunnell and will not they will go forward to victory. on receipt of price. A GREAT CHANCE FOK visit to some of the planets of our system him to charge Mr. Beecher with having support him for the nomination or afterwards, AGENTS. Agents wanted everywhere. Men unprepared for the regular course. "XBJBA&Jb*jaXt^0L93'O3BL made a dishonorable suggestion to his and Women, Boys and Girls whole or spare whether it is a mail or news carrier [From the Houston County Journal.] unless a worse nomination The National Colony is organized upon It is claimed for Mr. Dunnell, and we time, day time or evening. COMPLETE O IT While the school in itself will be unequivocally wife. This is the extent of the charge, from other quarters makes it seem to coming to bring intelligence from mailed, post paid, on receipt of price. Addiess think justly, that he has been industrious •mnd the only charge Mr. Tilton has ever a TEMPERANCE BASIS. No INTOXICATING TH E BEVEKLY COMPANY, 284 Wabash Ave., Christian, it possesses, also, the external advantages him a duty. A friend has shown us a some other systems, or whether it is, and successful in advocating the made against Mr. Beecher. It is well CHICAGO. letter from another party in the same of location in a community not only highly BEVERAGES sold in interests of his immediate constituents, like so many men, merely a brilliant known to the members of Mr. Beecher's county, who bas considerable influence, intelligent and moral, but uncurst by the liquor and that he has shown a large measure B. T. BABBITT'S church and others, that Mrs. Tilton the County. mass of gas, rushing through space and he expresses himself in equally of ability in deciding on important national trail c. This nefarious trade, the proline source has repeatedly and emphatically denied without any object, we cannot say.— strong tefnis, and adds that if Dunnell Pure Concentrated Potash, issues. We believe that Mr. it. of poverty and crime, Is, by law, utterly excluded is nominated that county will give the One thing, however, we are sure of, it Dunnell has been an efficient member of from Nobles county. No thoughtful parent or opposition a large majority. We print The opening and propagation of this Congress—of more benefit to the people will be brilliant and beautiful, and we Of Double the Strength of any other a few extracts from other papers and a guardian will underestimate the Importance of of his District than Congressmen usually scandal is due mainly to that moral can wonder and admire. EDUCATION. S A O N I I N S S A N E letter written to the Press from Madelia, are but when we come to the matter this most significant fact. vulture, Victoria Woodhull. It seems all of which we believe express I have recently perfected a new method of of considering him as a proper person Prof. Humiston takes charge of a department packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now packing The St. Paul Press, which usually impossible to escape the conclusion the opinions of the masses of the Re-It for a re-nomination at the hands of only fii Balls, the coating of which will saponify, with which he has been long and honorably connected, Good PUBLIC SCHOOLS and a SEMINARY gives birth to twins on Sunday, brought publican party. and does not injure the Soap. It is packed that the great Plymouth Preacher has the Republican party, there is something In boxes contiinind 24 and 48ft. Balls, and iu no aud brings with him, as a gift to the institution, fourth triplets on Sunday last. Besides else to be taken into account, OF LEARNING now in been guilty of an indiscretion, but not [Prom the Madelia Times.] other way. Directions in English and German, rside from his general good qualities as for making hard and soft soap with this Potash, philosophical and chemical apparatus the usual blanket sheet and supplement, In clearing up this matter, Mr. Dunnell of any 'actual misdeed. There are millions operation at Worthington. accoinpauiug each package. a legislator. It is well known that the takes away every obstacle to his wortli six hundred and fifty dollars. there was issued a quarto about of Christian men and women in B. T. BABBITT, Republican party throughout the entire re-nomination and election. On the as large as the New York Timts containing 32] 64 to 84 Washington St., N. Y. PRICES or TUITION.—In order to extend as far both America and Europe, who will country Lave in .emphatic resolutions, other hand, his Congressional experience as possible, the benefits of the institution, to those an account of the location, denounced the action of Congress in say,"Neither do I condemn thee, sin no is a strong argument in favor of A. l\ ROBINSON, Advantages. voting itself back pay, and have individually who desire it. and to meet the stringency of the railroads, commerce, manufactures, his being returned, especially at this more." To lose Beecher, would be to denounced and renounced their time when questions are being acted and prospects of St. Paul. Among the times, tuition, for the first six months, will be but suffer the loss of the greatest Christian CARPENTER AND BUILDER, party allegiances to every man who participated upon that have been in consideration facts of interest are that St. Paul has |5.00 per quarter. This charge will be uniform lender of the age. Beecher is the one in the steal. and working up for some time more than doubled Her population in for all studies except instrumental music, French preacher of his time whose sermons are important questions to us, too. FERTILE SOIL, [From the Blue Earth City Post.] Office and shop on Tenth Street, opposite Miller's and ornamental needlework. four years that her trade extends There is not a man in this district, who read with nearly as much avidity as But the Press over did the matter.— Hall. Address all communications In regard to the CONVENIENT MARKETS, has experience equal to Mr. Dunnell, oyer an area aqual to ten States the Its onslaught was too ten iffic, and the they are listened to showing that it is Seminary to B. H, CBEVEK, Worthington, Nobles unless it is Mr. Wilkinson. The many WORTHINGTON, MINNESOTA. animus plainly discernible. A reaction HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, size of Ohio that there are ninety-six not the personal magnetism of the man Co., Minnesota. D.changes the West makes in Congressmen, Will attend promptly to all kinds of building, furnishing is already going on, and Mr. arrivals and departures of railroad but the intrinsic valueof his utterances rians, Specifications and Estimates. CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. works to our disadvantage, especially BOAKDINO.—Students can, during the coming has more friends, and earnest ones, too, trains a day and that St. Paul not in the Northwest. We are in that gives Mm his hold upon the Christian winter, be accommodated in private families on Superior Mail, Railroad, School, Church than he had when the Press opened up FOR SALE. antagonism with the East on currency, merely an inland city but is rapidly becoming reasonable terms. Immediate efforts will also be world. Those whom he has lifted its batteries. The Press thinks that House and Lot on 10th Street, enquire of and other Privileges. and East and Middle States on cheap made to provide for any students who may prefer a great continental city and Mr. Dunnell is unpopular by reason of up And comforted are counted by millions. Stt] BENTON & GOODNOW. transportation. The East are keeping to board themselves. As soon as the success his vote on the salaiy bill and therefore NO AGUE, commercial capital. His struggle for the freedom of their men in Congress term after term, of the institution Is assured, a boarding house the interests of the party should CLOSE OF ME A MARKET. and gaining in influence all the while the slave has been the least of his efforts NO CONSUMPTION, will be added to our present accommodations. not be jeopardized by his nomination Hereafter the Meat Market of O. Bigelow will Rev. E. D. Wells, of Red Wing, after and are thus enabled to carry anymeasure close on Sunday mornings at 9 o'clock a. m., and in the cause of freedom, for he has broken and in the same issue it avers that General BOARD OF INSTRUCTOBS. NO LIQUOR TRAFFIC, consulting with Bishop Whipple, desired. We ean cite many eviden open at 5 o'clock p. m. [It the chains from the consciences of Averill who voted for the salary ces of this, and the more you consider B. H. CREYEK, A. M.. Principal. has concluded to accept the Bishopric NO DESPERADOES, bill is popular by reason of his course, Mental and Moral Science. A vast host of the Christian this question the more you will be convinced of Wisconsin. It is thought that his TAKEN UP. and therefore he should be nominated. NO INDIANS. B. F. HCMISTOK, A. M., that we should not throw away By the subscriber, in Elk township, four mare world, and helped men to rise into that acceptance will heal the differences existing But the opposition of the Press to Mr. Natural Science. colts and one horse colt. Two of the horse colts the strength we have by sending anew there between churchmen and •'glorious liberty of the children of Dunnell, or to any other man, can be are sorrel, two bay, and the mare colt dark gray. man to Congress. Cms. T. DUNNING, B. A., ritualists. All have white in face. The owner will please RAPID INCREASE IN THE VALUE OF God," into which the Master raised him summed up in a single statement—that Gree, Latin and Mathematics. prove property, pay charges and take the same whoever stands in the way of Alex. Ciua. H. BARKOWS, LAND ASSURED. away. [3w35] S. NELSON. utmost at the beginning of his wonderful E. E. BUke, of Le Mars, has still Book-keeping and Penmanship. Ramsey to the United States Senate ADDRESS. career. And although the Woodhulls another new process for tanning leather, must be directly or indirectly slaughtered. All letters addressed to Miller, Humiston MART H. CKBVRR, Send stamp for copy of the National Colony FOR BALE. aaid to be better than the tannin may point out a spot on the sun, Instrumental Music—Piano and Orgs* The Press would do well to let ft Company, Worthington, Nobles JOURNAL, giving full particulars, to A building, suitable for store And dwelling, plant, and far preferable to the bark the sun will continue to shine, giving our political matters alone, andthereby county, Minnesota, will be promptly CLARA J. CRAFT, on Tenth Street, two doers north of Worthington MILLER HUMISTO N CO., process. Raw skins can be turned out French. increase the chances of the ''Sacred answered, and full information given Hotel. Also about W acres of laud near the vll light and warmth to millions of men. tanned in 20 days. laie all of which will be sold at a bargain. J.CBOT. M. D., Cow's" re-election. concerning the National Colony. [4w»7J C. P. FAKE. WortMngion, AoNci County, Wnnmt*. Yeeal Ooltut.