The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-07-30

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woRTH1NGToN.s MINI, JULY 81, 1875 {
IN ssfsas CHURcB DIRECTORY Ifs
METuoDIsr EpIs ;oPAL--Services every Sab
eSeins AZ ae
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. II; 81
| UNION .CONGREGA Inconsistencies m0rnin3
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately afte1
eSen %SF Esy II r %taxsf se"e
a9-S .. Morse Is our authorized agent at Bige
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the same.
| CLUB RATES. ~
The ADVANCE il furnished at d so a year t
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber
e.. SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers are no longer required Opay post
age on their county papers Take the home pa
per and save postage.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDITORIUM. NJ. Bear.
TREASURER-H. ID. HumfstOn.
! REGISTER OF DEEDs-T. G. Bell.
JUDGE OF PKOBATE-J. Craft.
CLERK OF COUKr-B. N. Carrier.
SHERIFF-Chas. W. Bulls
] SURvEYon-B w. Woolstencroft.
| COURT COMNIssIONER-J. Craft.
! COUNTY ATToRNEY-M. p. Soule.
! CORONEK-J. Il. Churchill.
| COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT c. Bell.
| COMMISSIONERS.
First District-J. W. Miller, OF Graham Lakes
! Second Districl-M. L. Miller, Of Elk.
Third District-I. r. Durfee, Of Worthington.
Taxpayers can be supplied with
county orders by applying at this Office,
The Methodists hold quarterly meet.
ing at Graham Lakes on. Sunday next.
NJ. L. Miller started up an elk in his
fields a few days since.
The Sioux City train has not arrived
as we go topress.
There was a soaking rain last even
ing.
| Prof. Johns delivered an earnest tenn
perance sermon at the hall on last Sun
day night.
Nobody treats us 50 ''cool vas Lack
or's ice man, who comes around every
morning and leaves chunk at our door
! The ladies of the NJ. E. Church clear
ed $l4 by the raspberry festival on Wed
nesday night.
Farmers are haying. The grass crol
is prodigious-better than it was tw,
years ago.
The telegraph announces the failur,
of J. b. Ford & Co., publishers of TIN
Christian Union.
Rev. Mr.. Effinger, of the St. Paul U
nitarian Society, delivered an able dis
course ut the hall on last Sunday after
noon.
A party from New York, and another
from St. Louis, stopped at the Worth
ington Hotel on Monday. They wer,
on their way to Spirit Lake to rusticate
A number of farmers are cutting bar
ley and flax. The hoppers will have t.
hop around lively if they get any dow
this way.
For SALE.-Two milk COWS, ont
yoke of oxen, two brood sows, Ham
burg and Buff Cochin Chickens, wagon
plows, etc. Apply to W. II. Hoyt, Ell
township, or at this Office. [2w.
Attention is called tc the card of E
D. Hadley, attorney -at-law, LuVerne
Mr.. Hadley will attend promptly to an,
law, land or collecting business PLACED
in his hands.
A tobacco chewer informs us tina
grasshoppers eat up discarded cuds will
great relish. The next thing we know
they will he sitting around on the stor
boxes with the loafers smoking pipes.
We learn that the two blooded bull
belonging to the Bigelow herd got int,
a fight yesterday, and that the large
one was killed. This will be quite
loss as the bull was one of the finest i,
this section.
MINOR ARRIVALS
Although there were no trains O,
Sunday last, there were several arrivals
"a daughter at the residence of job,
Alley, and a son at the residence of G
Z. Hewitt. More anon.
A visitor to W0rthington, who ha
been regular reader of the ADVANCE
says that the impression made by TIN
paper is that Worthington is quite
city. We have always claimed that tin
ADVANCE was somewhat in advance O
the town and county, but that is jus
what our name indicates. We hope t,
see lively race between the town an,
the paper during the next ten years.
! FLAX.
! We have OH exhibition at this offic