The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-05

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woRTn1NGToN. MINI, FER. s, ISIS
CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODS! EPlscorAl--Services every Sab.
serv;Ses' sabbath evening a. s':'" oeloek'
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
UNION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
evening Rev. Il. :. rnttie, p: s'
a3-s. u. 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 Is furnished at d 50 a year to
Clubs of ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
SAVE POSTAGE.
'~SUo'SA AOC'S sssC nO OuSCs IC4uuCO " 10y ps'nt
aye on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage.
TO HOMEsTEADRRs.
The WOKrn1NGTOS ADVANCE has been selected
A. the paper In which to publish Notices Of
Claim Contests" liomesteaders In this Land
District will zee the Importance of reading the
paper regularly. Terms-42 year, In advance.
u for six months. 30 cents for three months
Address, THE ADVANCE, worthington, MINI.
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'CORONkR--.I. b, Churchill.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. T.. Bell.
. COMMISSIONERS
Erst Di:trtct.I. y. Miller. Of Graham Lakes.
Third Distrfct-I. +. Durtcc, 81 Woithington.
Extra copies of the ADVANCE, con-
tanning report Of the Oratorio Can be
had 1T this office.
Township maps for sale at the AD-
VANCE office.
80 degrees below zero on Thursday
morning.
Representative Crosby will accept
our thanks for Il copy of the State Pris-
OH Report.
There were interesting exercises yes
terday At the School, consisting of de-
carnations ard original compositions.
l. The Monthly Concert of the Union
Congregational Sabbath School will be
held ut the Churcl, on next Sunday eve-
ming, beginning ut o'clock.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
n,ent Of L. j. Kniss Esq, of LII Verne.
Business entrusted to him will he
promptly and faithfully attended to:
The Ninth Annual Meeting of the
Minnesota State Editorial Association
WAS held ut st. Paul OH Thursday, at
the rooms of the Historical Society.
As we 90 to press'there are fears Of 4
BLIZZARD" The barometer says not,
and we shall pin our faith to the ba-
romcter and predict there will be no
blizzard.
One Of the severcst gales Of the win
ter set III on Tuesday evening and con-
tinued until late "Wednesday night.
There WAS considerable snow flying
and the road is blockaded.
Capt. a. T.. Lyon has been for some
days working up 4 petition for \ road
due Northwest, running diagonally
across the county and striking til" Muir
ray county line near the Southwest cor
ner. The projrct seems to be generally
approved 10y the people, and we lave no
doubt that the road will be Il great con-
venirnc,' to settlers in that direction.
The series of religious meetings which
hogan with tile Week Of Prayer are still
continued and there are indications Of
a growing interest Thus far they have
been prayer meetings, but the time has
apparently come for another stcpand we
are glA.l to see that !, series Of meetings
are to be inaug..rated with brief ser-
mons eac:, evening and with more &C.
tive outside work and personal effort.
PLOWS
W. C. March, Of the firm Of Laraway,
King Il Perrine, Plow Works, Mime
apolis. was III town during the week.
This house is manufacturing the Per-
rine plow," which is said to be the
best breaking plow made. They are
adapted to every ki'.d Of western soil.
THE FUR BUSINESS.
We stated recently that our people
Xere doing quite business III trapping
and that our buyers were shipping
large quantities of skins. Up to this
time Wort him ri m huvavo bnva chin,