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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mortgage Sale.

Mortgage Sale.
nEFAULT has been made in payment of two
l. hundred and seventy dollars, principal and
interest, now due on a mortgage executed by
John J: Porter to Alicia Clcland, dated lltI All
gust, 1873, and recorded In the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds, in MOBILES county, Minnesota, on
18th August, 1873, in Book 4 of Mortgages, on
pages l0' and lo4, and no action or proceeding
at Law: or otherwise has been instituted to tccov-
er said debt or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that under a power of
sale III said mortgage, and pursuant to the stat
ute, said mortgage will be forcc'oSc,l and the
premises therein described, namely: That tract
Of land in said Nohlcs count y being the southeast
quarter 90 CT Section eighteen, (lS) Town one
hundred and two t1N9 north, OF Range thirty
nine C}9) west, containing tl!e hundred and SIX
ty acres, with the applrtenanccS. Will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash to
pay said debt and interest and taxes, if any. and
!wentyI,!lyc dollars attorneys fees as stipulated
In said mortgage in case of foreclosure, and the
disbursements allowed by law, which sale will be
made by the Sheriff Of said Mobiles county, at the
door Of the County Auditors office, in Worthing-
ton, on the Tenth day of November, 1874, ut four
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. subject
to redemption as provided by law
Dated Jackson, Minnesota, 18th September,
1874. ALICIA CLELAND, Mo! gage.
WIN. W. Hamilton, Attorney for Mortgage.
3-7W.
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pE'R.SO.XILN

Rev. i. II. Creyer returned from the
Methodist Conference Oh Thursday.
Auditor Bear returned from Confer
ence Oh Tuesday.
Mr.. Lyttle has gone to Washington,
Iowa, to spend the winter.
G.. Anderson came up from Iowa,
Tuesday after building material.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Bear has been return
ed to Bigelow circuit, by the Methodist
Conference.
Hon. G. +. Crosby was in town on
Thursday Oh his way to the Conven-
ton 1T Heron Lake.
II. D. Bool1staver is home again af-
ter months travel mapping the coun-
ty for the Andreas Atlas.
Hon. E. p. Freeman came up to the
city from the village Of Jackson on
Wednesday.
Judge Wakefield got back to the
''hub'' on Wednesday, after several
weeks rusticating among such outlying
towns as st. Paul and Mankato.
Rev. J. W. Lewis has been returned
to the Worthington charge, and will be
home during the coming week from
Conference to resume his pastoral la
bors.
3. W Ashley, proprietor of the Ash
ley House, down in the little hamlet of
jackson, and Thos. J. Knox, of the
same village, came up to the metropolis
on Thursday.
Rev. c. c. Foote, who for some four
months past has been the pastor of the
Union Congregational Church, left on
Thursday to return to his home in De-
troit. During his stay among us, he
won the love and profound respect not
only Of his own congregation but of all
classes of people. We have seldom
heard in so brief a time, a series of so
many ripe, clear, vigorous discourses as
Mr.. Foote delivered, and the blessings
of the community 60 with him.
Mr.. G. G.. Borland, of Iowa, is spend
ing a few weeks in the Colony with his
son-in-law, g. D. Holmes, at Bigelow.
Mr.. Borland is an experienced dairy
man, having spent fifteen or twenty
years in the business near Iowa City He
is very favorably impressed with the
Colony as a location for dairying and
cheese making, and is here with view
of establishing cheese factory near
Worthington, if satisfactory arrange
mentS can be made.
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COUNTY CONTENTION.

We give elsewhere the proceedings Of
tho Republican County Convention. It
is remarkable for one thing, viz: that
it WAS just about as large as the Dem
ocratic Convention held few weeks
since. There were eleven persons pres
ent including one little boy, and the
convention was one Of the most har-
monious it has ever been our luck to
attend. We hope the grasshopper has
not destroyed our politics as well us
our crops. We must wake up by cleo
ton day and come in on the home
stretch for Dunnell. Waite's friends
are hard at work on the sly, and we
must not let the election go 10y default.
Get your corn all planted and your po-
tatoe3 all hocl and be at the polls
bright and early.
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PROB1iIE NOTICE.
GTATE or M NJ; XI;;t S,

~
Office of Judge Of Probate OF said County and
State.
A petition having been fled in this Office, by
Theron G. Guernsey OF the Town OF Marathon,
in the County OF CORTLAND. State of n. Y, father
Ct Niilie :: GuernS'y, minor Representing that
tile :eid Willie s. Guernsey is Il iniuor child of
Lucinda A. Guernsey, deceased, and is under II
wears OF age that to the best Of tie knowledge
ana belief OF the petitioner the SAID ninori> four
years old, and is now a resident of tie town of
Kansom in said Mobiles County, State of MINES
ora mat said minor Is TITLED to certain person
al estate, to the amount Of about two hundred
dollars.
The petitioner prays that Coleman Guernsey,
OF the Town OF Ransom, county Of Nobles in the
state OF Minnesota, may be appointed guardian
OF the person and estate OF said minor.
Dated the I'd day of September 1874.
Notice is hereby given to said minor and all
parties concerned or interested therein, to ap
pear at my Office in Warrington, in said No!,ics
county, Minnesota, on the IIifN dny oi Octotor,
1874, at O'Clock to show cause why said petition
should not be granted.
J. CRAFT, Judge of Probate.
Dated this 18th day of September, lsI4.-3- 2w
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IL WIFI |1 f
4 d 4
Our Neiggl12>01's''
Is the latest and racicSt work by

E7arrie53 lEsoeG5e= Stowe.
Author OF ''Cnc!e Toms t.a'' '''Ihe Minis
ter's Woning,'' & Ny Wife AID H.
And other powerful stories. G.l., the literary
sensation Gifts period and this story promises
a like genuine and er't,: ;a;i,so sensation. It
bears directly Oh social topic; Of interest, cn.
bracing the roll;lncc Of Youthful calhp.nion-
ships, the brightness Of ll1pp; lpn'-l:r the
spicy complications Of nri-!lI*,;l..rl :,.;,<,cia~
tions, and such folljcs ami profound domestic
miseries as have led to the widespread TEMPER
dnce movement Of the day.
Mrs Stowe is ROW in the prime Of TIA. genius
which wrote "Cn:,e Ton.' rirt0rl by Years of
study and observation IicrE vel are immense
ly popular, I" Uncle Toms Cabin " alone out-scll
ing by hundreds oft|o'1santl> any clifton of any
original work ever pubi ,ll';!-<f." lie l'Hie-
Her book two years ago. ny Wiz" AID l." out
sold every contemporary. ::t:. :, pare and Gil
nODling story as eve AMI Oh" Ec:.i!h3ys"
should be read i'll every }!.;l!". Til; at.ra,..iYe
Serial is just beginning; c.cc'uN:: ~ in The
1TccI1,j if;iH;', " ~ -,>..,,. ~,
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bership of 81, with regular meetings
once a month. The Lutherans have
occasional religious services in our
township.
The grasshoppers hurt us badly
Most OF our eople have wheat enough
60 last them over winter. A few fami-
lies will need relief.
We have had but four deaths in lit
tie Rock since the town was organized
two years ago, two children and two
old persons. The "minor arrivals,
number about a dozen.
" LITTLE Rock.
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THE RELIEF BUSINESS

Some of our good friends who don't
take the ADVANCE but who borrow
and read it regularly, and generally
with the view of finding fault with it.,
are still very much exercised at the
course we have taken in presuming to
publish an honest newspaper, giving
the facts concerning the grasshoppers,
the crops and the restitution just as
they are. This we shall continue to do
without fear or favor. We have repeat
eddy stated that there were number
of families in this county who will need
help until next harvest. On the other
hand, we have stated that half a crop
of wheat had been raised. Since thresh-
ing, this Will have to be slightly changed,
for the crop falls little below half a
crop. Mobiles county raised this year
two or three times as much wheat as is
needed to bread the county, but, as we
stated before, those who have any sur
plus must sell to pay debts and procure
other supplies. Those who raised moth
ing are left destitute and must be car
ried through.the winter.
We have also repeatedly urged the
people to write and state their difficult
ties. The columns Of the ADVANCE
are open to news and to facts. State
the difficulties and the restitution
truthfully, and the ADVANCE will pub
lish the statements, but do not ask us
toput the paper in mourning and create
the impression that the whole county
is desclated and starving.
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IRON LITTLE ROCK.

EDITOR ADvANCE:-We have a
;'special'' post-office in Little Rock with
J. Il. Green acting as postmaster. We
have had school district organized for
some time and we expect soon> to have
a school for the winter. The Little
Rock Grange, No. $40, las now a men,
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LOCAL..
W0RTHINGTON. MIMI, OCT. 8. 1874.
CTYTyRCH DTRECI'ORY.

METHODIST EPIscopAI.-Rev. J. w. Lewis,
pastor. Services every Sabbath, morning at
1920; Sabbath School 1T 8 P. NJ services Sab
bath evening at 1870 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening 1T 1880 o'clock
UNION CoNGREG AT1oSAL.-Serviccs morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
evening Bible Glass every Monday evening 1T
So'clock at the Church. Rev. c. G. Foote, pas
tor.
Ladies' Union Prayer Meeting every Tuesday
afternoon at 80 O'clock.
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Good !AI Accents Wanted

The immense circulation Of The C1'r;xii0;a In
ION has been lN,i! up H.; nc.i.' .ri,tr ;Syor; ~,
other publication "'i;'!.lf,'> y il for Gurk and
profitable returns. The pu;.iic ca"cr:.,.Ss 70"
MIS- Stoves ne" S:n.'!. til" popularity of the
paper. the friendly support If t;:nS!!.:;s I'll old
subScrb"rs, the ari tic i',rlAi'.ls l.i i,h1cdiaic
ncAfcry, !l%nt outfit and coin,!"i" 'ins.ruc-
lions TO beginners, assure i, r:isr:i s;ccSSs to
agents. and offer ;:r'iy'.. int.!!:::s't Persons I'M
na.l chances to make ;:i':i,'y .iI ,ii:' want u
safe, liitep 'ndrrt h,;>v>> write. at once for
terms, ur send !? fer cI,iu"G:. - j. I; ')!,D
Il CO.. New York. Boston, C.sic:.. Cincinnati,
or San Eranci SEQ.
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c. 3. Loycless ~ still making tie
Third Avenue q popular hotel. lie
hangs out two signs, one on the hotel
and one in the ADVANCE, as will be
seen by reference to our column of bu-
sineSS cards.
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TON IfAPI-ET?C

WHEAT 5000 a Ct
fl0Uk u Dbl. 500 q 500
CORN u brslel $50 90
BEANS. WHITE, y bush. 800
BUTTER Is
GR 9t; + fEs; oc@l5c TEA 50 q %
Blown 10 lie; s{KUTP IS q 100; RICE 12 (
SALT ~ Dbl. = $50
PROVISION S-PORK (mess) q Dbl, $500 @26,M
sAeSN Ia s hRkb ia i5c; D. APIS s @15
PEACHES : 100 Is
COAL ~ ton $50 a 500
LUMBERCOmmOn q m. = 16,00@D]S,0C
FINISHING 35,O0@40.0O
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Rev. E. Livcrmore, Of the Episcopal
Church, will visit Worthingtor on
Tu. sday, Oct 18th, and will hold ser-
vice in the evening at half past seven,
administering baptism it there are any
to be baptised.
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Adjourned.

L. r. Hollenback, of Bigelow, will
accept our thanks for a twelve 20 and
cabbage. The head measures consider
ably more around than our own, which
is saying a good deal for vegetable.
Mrs. ADVANCE and the little ADyAN-
CEs are very fond of cabbage. and
when they get here we expect to give
them feast
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The Advance is for sale
at Moore g. Smiths.
PUBLICATIONS

PUBLICATIONS.
Moore & Smith are now receiving the
following publications:
DAIlIES.
Minneapolis Tribune, St. Paul Press, st. Paul
Pioneer, Sioux City Journal.
WEEKIIES
Lcslje's Chimney Corner. and Illustrated paper,
Iiarpnrs' Weekly and BaZlr n. Y. Weekly, N
Y. Ledger, Saturday Night, Firesidc Companion,
y. Y. independent, panbury News Scientific
American, Wayerly Magazine, Dublin Nation,
WOrthingtOn Advance.
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LOST.-On the 10th of September, between
Graham Lakes and Worthington, the back to an
open-facea gold watch. Any person finding the
same will be suitably rewarded by returning it
TO this Office or to S. A. Davis, Worthington.-
A rare chance to buy good span of horses,
harness and wagon. Also Il farm to rent with
good house and stable. Apply to VIM. Chidley,
Graham Lakes.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to T..
E. himball for fced etc, will please call and set
tie Immediately and save cost. 3-2w
Go to MOORE 4 SMITH and get some "Hoop-
ing Cough Alleviater."
GO to LYON for Clothing at Bottom Prices So
A fine lot OF Albums, and Initial Note, at cost
nl-i MOORE & SMITH.
LYONS is the place to buy good BOOTS g.
SHOES cheap.-52.
Now, if you want a choice CIGAR, "Lyon T.
keeps it.-52.
Something new in Worthngton-a general
News Depot, at MOORE g. SMITHS.
A new $500 PIANO for $780, Warranted six
years. CHAS. +. HUMISTON. RS
The Smith AMERICAN ORGANS for sale
38] by CHAS L. HUMISTON.
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Freight trains are now passing
through daily loaded with wheat for St.
Paul.
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The regular quarterly Sabbath
School Concert of the Worth ington
Sabbath Schools will he held Oh to-mor-
row afternoon at Miller Hall.
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Rev. S. N. Smith had about $50
worth Of lumber stolen from his claim
Il few days since.
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The beautiful Indian Summer wealth
or seems to have set in to stay. Old
A1innesotians are predicting a long Au-
tumn and 4 late winter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For Boots and Shoes, ready-made or made to
order, go to c. 7. Pope. Also repairing prompt
ly and neatly done.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican County Convention
met 1T the County Offices, at 2 O'Clock
on Wednesday, the Goth, and organized
by elccting DIR. r. D. Barber, Chairman
and J. A. Town, Secretary. 4. O. Con-
dee, Of l1ersey, A. Terry, of Seward,
and Mons. Distad, of Wortlington
were chosen a Committee on Creden-
tials.
The Committee reported the follow
ing named persons us entitled to seats
in the Convention. From Seward-A.
Terry. J. Westinghouse and Mr.. Aus
tin. From I1ersey-A. 0. Conde.-
From Worthington-Dr. Barber, J. 4.
Town, D. Shell, Mons. Distad and Geo.
Baker.
On motion, NJ. B. Soule was renomi-
mated for County Attorney by acclama-
ton, and I. P Durfee was renomina-
ted for County Commissioner for the
Third District.
Delegates were then chosen to the
Legislative District Convention as fol-
lows: A. 0. Condo, J. A. Town, Mons.
Distad, A. Terry, NJ. b. Soule, G. c..
GoodnoW.
Delegates were then chosen to the
Judicial District Convention as follows:
N. 3. Soule and Prof. Il. F. Humiston.
The following County Central Com
mittee was then selected: NJ. B. Soule.
A. Terry, VIM. NJ. Bear, T. C. Bell, and
4. 0. Condo.
The delegates to the Representative
District Convention were instructed to
support Chas. T. Crosby, Of Rock coun-
ty.
Adjourned
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KS o. Morse is our authorized agent at Bige.
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the SAME.
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T.. =. Loyelcss has built Il handsome
coal house lear his blacksmith shop.
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The Gkabena Mills are now receiving
from 500 to 500 bushels of wheat q day.
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No. Sewing Macline.Oil just received at
3tf MOORE &, SMITHS
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Buff and White Drawing Paper, Bristol and
Perforated Board, Veilum, Botting and Tissue
Papers assorted colors ut MOORE & SMITHS.
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TEE PELCICC
F IAEEYl]I.,}{ E :: c! RD

and Family Hc,t;d {'r},',i',:,. ":, j: trsi.r,iti
for the rtionaEl n:r>"',tio II tic PICTURES
OF the family sell ~ t ,i::!i:v>. 1t is some
lEimg Row, E,.H.;f Il ,":i!l ask; ;;tINi:::vr, and
sho;;Id ornament r;"y l,':!" in t;ic land All
who see it p.'n.r" it superb, and are lavis},
in its praise i,,' faces Of dear one, aricar in
tasteful setting G. gold an:; kHauti; r:,,ors. and
it is at once and forever a household treasure
Price, $1oo Maiird post jH::I;, Oh receipt Of
price: y GOOD THING FDj AGENTS, Men
and Women, Boys and Girls: Who'll" or spare
time, daytime Or evening. .ig;,.lis wa:itr:i cv
ery"he!c: Co:!fLliIi; Ci-;!i !l.r;I. r1*r-;laitl,
Oh receipt Of price. Address t!:r :::lI Con-
PASY, 2St Wabash Ave, CHICAGO.
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BURNING THE PRAIRIE.


$25 REWARD.
TNHE Commissioners of Mobiles County will pay
L TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for such
conviction of any person or persons who may
wilfully or carelcssly, by any means, set fire to
the grass on the prairie within the county during
this Autumn, and allowing the same to run be-
You'd his own premises contrary to the statutes
Of Minnesota. BY order of Commissioners,
WIN. NJ BEAR,
August -, lS74.-49}nl. Auditor.
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" OBLES COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
ACDITOR-Wm. ~ Bear
YKEAsrKEt-H -. IiumiStOn.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-r e. Bell
JUDGE OF PRoBATE-J. Craft
CLERK OF COURT-B N. Carrier.
SKEKlFF-Chas. w. Bulls.
SURvEYOK-l,. w. WoolStcncroft
COURT CcsGMIssIONER-J. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY--M. i. SOule.
COKOSER-,J. b. Churchill.
COUNTY SUPEKINrEN DENr-T. G.. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-J. W. Miller, of Graham Lakes,
Second Dstrict-M. l.. Miller, of Elk.
Thru DiSirict-I. +. Durfee, OF Wortllington
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Rev. B. IL. Crever will preach at Mil
Ter Hall ut 10 O'Clock Il. M.
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SAVE POSTAGE.

Subscribers are no longer required to pay post
age on their county papers Take the home pa
per and save postage.
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3. N. CARRIER,
AN D
CLERK OF DIST. COURT,
I CRAFT, II. d.,

PHI YSiCIIN e. SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment OF Female Diseases; having had eight
years experience.
OFFN'ii-.At residence, corner of Fourtl, Ave
Ot2 G4-ly
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MOETHI.IES,

I.eslic's Ladies' Magazine, I!arper's Magazine,
Atlanti: Monthly, Scribner's Monthly, Godey's
l4adys Book, l'eteTSbn'S Magazine, Galaxy, Ar
thurs Home Magazine, Dcmorest's Monthly,
Comic Monthly. Yankee Notions, Budget Of Fun.
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CLUB RATES.

The ADVANCE is furnished at II so year to
Clubs OF ten ormore Clubs of ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber
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ARRIVAL AND DEi'1 RTUeE OF MAIIS:
- ARRIVES.
Eastern daily pm.
SOuthefn 9:42 a. m.
Western-I.u Verne, Sioux Falls, Mon
e gays; Wednesdays and Fridays at :. Up. IN:
jackson, Tuesday and Friday 6D. m:
Lake Shetek, Saturday D. M!
Eastern daily e42 a. m:
Western-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls,
Tuesday, Thursday and Sat ulday Tam.
Spirit Lake, Tuesday ia m,
jackson, Wednesday and Saturday IA. m
Lake Shetck, Friday ia. m.
AZ mails close 90 minutes before departure.
Office hours from : a, m. 70 u m.-Snndays;
from II III. to ! p. NJ
&C, GOoDECW, M.
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s'or Sale.
Two lots on Tenth Street.
Apply to Ar. MILLER,
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a good girl wanted at the 81 Avenue
Hotel.
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Township maps for sale at the AD-
VANCE Office.
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Third misunderstanding Account Of a
French Colony Communism aud H.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
Inrce lncheS3 weeks, 300, $40
Five inches, " 800, s. 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Reading notices, first week 10 cents line; sub
segment insert ions !, cents u line each week
IranSi'nt advertisements paid in advance
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before a1i
davit is given.
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M|prtt1iu9tou @G'at1ft.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT

WORTH1NGTON, MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
Terms Two Dollars per year, invariably in ad-
vance. All orders will receive prompt attention.
Communications intended for publication must
be accompanied by the real name and address Of
the writer as Il guaranty Of good faitll-nOt nee
ossarily for publication.
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Z. M. 5ATEER,
At his

Lumber Yard in Worthington,
has constantly on hand
Il Large and Varied assortment of Pine
Lumber.
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All persons knowing themselves indebted to T..
E. Kimball for feed etc, will please call and set
tie Immediately and save cost 3-ow
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TIL " O1C I1IAV V1OAS SE al. VAIcT
BY the extracts from the report of
the Methodist Conference, given else
where, i will he seen that Rev. B. II.
Crever, President of the Worthington
Seminary, made report asking that
the Seminary be recognized as auxiliary
to Hamline University. The recommen-
dation was adopted and Board Of WIS.,
itors WAS appointed.
The Seminary is a fixed fact and the
suspension is Of course only temporary.
It is backed by the Methodist Church.
and that will secure it's success beyond
a doubt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-03

The New Orleans Times gives the fol-
lowing list of acting Governors for the
past year: Governors Brooke, Penn,
Kellogg, McEnery and Antoine, aud
thinks they might have had more but
for the hard times. Louisiana, we
should s. say, is a pretty well Goyernored
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-03

A dispatch to the Pioneer from Wor
thington says:
The Democratic and Liberal count,
convention Of Mobiles county met her.
to-day, and nominated L. +. McKawi1
to the judicial convention at Mankato
and delegates to the representative con
vention at heron Lake. l.. B. Bennett
was nominated for County Commiss
Toner, and b. n. Carrier for County At
torney, with every prospect of success
Politics red hot.
"Red hot" is about as good as fever,
prospect of success.'' If there is an,
''red hot" politics here, the heat mus
have been raised by lamentations ,plent,
of flannel and vigorous applications O
red pepper and hot tea.
The New Orleans Times gives the fol
LOWING LIST Of actinu Govorporc fo, A.,