The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-04-02

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| Address, TIE ADVANCE, WOrthington, MINI.
| MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUMTOR-Wm NJ. Bear
TREAsUKEK-H. u. Humiston.
REGISTER OF DEElS-r. G. Bell
JUDGE OF PKODATE-J Craft.
CLERK OF COUrr-B. N. Carrier.
| SHERIFF-Cllls W Bulls.
| SURvEYOR-B. W. WOOlstencrOft.
COURT COMMIssIONEK-J. Craft.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-M. b. Soulc.
COKONEls-,J. b. Churchill.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. C. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS.
| First District-J. W. Miller, OF Graham Lakes
Second District-M: l.. Miller, Of Elk.
| mira DiStrict-I. T.. Durfec, Of WUrthingtOn.
House to rent. Apply at this office.
Go to the Mill and buy bolted corn
meal ut 81, SO per 100 lbs.
See advertisement Of yoke of oxen
for sale.
See advertisement of Mr.. Smith, who
is furnishing cottonwood trees.
See advertisement ITO Consump.
tives."
A. W. Durham is taking orders for
trees. See advertisement.
You can buy seed oats at the Mill at
65 cts per busIlel.
Several of the sidewalks have been
extended.
The Mill Company are exchanging
corn or oats for wheat busl,el for
bushel.
The new crossing at Tenth Street
and Fourth Avenue was much needed,
and fits exactly.
The Mill Company are prepared to
supply their patrons with corn or oats
either by car loads or busllel.
w. II. Humiston has returned from
/. mont:s visit to Ohio.
Among the recent arrivals we notice
Rev. g. Brown, |. e. Price, Mr. Mead
and 1. J. Coons.
j. Coons dropped i'll upon us yes
terday, having just returned from Hen
nepin county.
An interesting statement concern
ing the intermediate Department of
our schools is crowded out this week.
The State School Superintendent
will hold an institute 1T Worthington
during the first or second week in May.
Twelve persons were received into
the Union Congregational Church on
Sunday last, nine Of whom were bap-
tized.
Richard Morgan, as will be seen by
advertisement, will he here in Il few
days t. begin herding cattle for the
season, at 81 for young cattle.
At the surprise party given the Rev.
B. Fl. Crever, just before his departure
on visit to Pennsylvania, his friends
surprised him with a handsome purse
of greenbacks.
The Supper and Fair given 10y the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church, was
quite success Notwithstanding the
stormy weather. It continued two
nights and was well attended both
nights.
THE ST. PAU VI PRESS
We publish elsewhere the advertise.
ment of the st. Paul Press. The Press
is just what it claims to be, the leading
paper of the Northwest outside of
Chicago.
DARK BRAHNA'S r~,
am now prepared to furnish sit
tings Of Dark Brahma Eggs from first
class stock. Will exchange eggs for
common hens. T. II. CREvER.
We dropped in at G. T. Pope's the
other day and found Mr.. Whipskey
busy making a pair Of new boots to Or
der, and taking measures for more.
He will be OH hand at all times, and
we know from the pair in which this
notice is written that he can make a
good and easy fit.
Moore & Smith have Il remark able