The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-27

! UNION CONGREGA rIONAI.-ServiceS mOrnin:
ana an. eysmm$ S $ch9S! niafEy ate
evening. Rev. ii. r. Tuttle, pastor.
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished 1T IL 50 4 year tt
Clubs OF ten Ormore. Clubs of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
SAVE POSTAGE.
| Subscribers are no longer required to paw post
age on their county papers. Take the home IA
per and save postage.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
| AUD1ToR-Wm. NJ. Bear.
TKEAsUKEl;-it: u. Iiumiston;,
| REGISTER OF DEEDs-r. G. Bell.
cIn pSK or or c {oSnArfI & Q G'lficr
sURvEYon-B. W. Woolstencroft.
! COURT CoMMGssIoNEK-J. Craft.
| COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. i. SOule.
| CONONEK-J. b. Churchill.
| COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. G. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS.
First DiArict-J. ". Miller, OF Graham Lakes
| Second District-N. l.. Miller, of Elk.
| Iniyu District-I. 2. Durfce, of Worthington.
TO FARMERS.
We will send the ADVANCE six
months to any farmer, not already {;
subscriber, who will deliver us q bush.
ell of No. l wheat in Worthington.-
This proposal to stand until the first OF
October.
RIM ~ NDryEY'1- llL'L'VTvC
The Third Annual Meeting of the
Mobiles County Bible Society will be
held at Worthington, on Sunday eve.
ming, September II, 1875. Rev. John
Hinton, District Superintendent, will
be present. Pastors Of churches in the
county are requested to take up col.
lection Oh the previous Sunday for the
Bible cause. y. 7. MILLER,
Secretary.
Are we to have Il County Fair this
fall?
Mr.. Ames is putting up a 4Ox40 barn
on his farm.
0. Bigelow and lady left on Monday
night Oh II visit to Chichester, Co.ln.
Rev. Mr.. Dean, of Sibley, preached
ut the Union Congregational Church OH
Sunday last.
Miss Eta Smith left on Monday
night for Oberlin, Ohio, to attend
school.
Those who want blowing to do can
find work by applying to John l.. Ken
NY, near Sheldon. See advertisement.
MI. Lloyd and family, Of Toledo, ar
rived on Wednesday night and will
spend Il few days here, the guests of
Mr.. Lackor.
Moore 4 Smith hayeju received the
September monthlies at their News De-
pot. Besides, they are selling :,ll the
latest styles Of Drugs.
The County Commissioners of jack
son County have offered a reward of
$50 for the conviction of any person
illegally burning the prairie.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Sew
ing Society would call attention to the
fact that they are selling their goods at
cost OF material. The articles may he
found at the residence Of Mrs. Craft.
G. 4. Dondore, of Toledo, arrived on
Tuesday evening, and will spend u few
weeks i'll the Colony, making some i'm
proyements on his farm, and laying in
a good supply of our medicinal climate.
For SALE.-OEe span of Horses, one
Wagon, one Plow and Drag, half Of one
Seeder, one-third interest in Reaper and
Mower. Apply to VIM. Shoemaker,
two and a half miles east of Worthing-
ton, or at this office. ct.
Mr.. j. r. Dewey, of Ransom, accepts
Mr.. II. ID. Humiston's challenge, and
gives elsewhere an account of his sue
cess in tree growing. Who can beat
Mr.. Dewey? Let us hear from others.
For SAI.E.-Two sucking colts
Will sell cheap for cash, or trade for
cattle. Apply to l. J. Coons OF at this
office. st.
TEAM FOIc SALE,
A good farm team and harness for
sale cheap for cash. Apply to William
Cope, Ames Farm, II mile south from
| Worthington. TT
| CALIFORNIA Nh .NlIO7X WHEAT
All who wish to procure a supply of
the above-named wheat for seed should
apply soon, as the supply is limited and
several hundred bushels have already
been sold.
ct. MILLER, IIUMIsT0N & co.
MT CARROLL SEMINARY
Elsewhere we publish the advertise
ment Of this Seminary, located at Mt.
Carroll, Illinois. From all accounts,
this is one of the very best Young LA.