The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-12-16
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
wORTH1NGTON, MIMI, DEC. 16 1873 :
CHURCH DIRECTORY f7
METHODIST Erls ;oPA1~-.Services every Sab
P. N. Services S:.' path evening at s O'clock.
Prayer meeting III lrsday evening
Union CoSGHEe4 rIoNAL-services morning
a.; and sye" so sn " School eatey after
evening. Rev, II. Z. T'lttlc, pastor.
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished 1T 81 80 y year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs Of tel, for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers are no longer required to pay post
age OH their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
TREAsUHER-iI. Il. HW,miston.
1tEGIsrER or DEEDs-'r. e. Bell.
JUDGE OF rRODArE-:J Craft.
CLERK or COUKT-B. N. Carrier.
S!lEMFF-Chas " Bulls.
W.
COURT COXN1ssIoNER-J. Craft.
CosoSER-.J. y. Churchill.
COUNTY SUPERENTENnENT-T.C G. BELL.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-J. w. Miller, OF Graham Lakes.
Second DiStrici-M J.. Miller, Of ELK.
Third Dislrict-I. r. Durfcc, Of W0rthington.
Autograph Albums ut the Worthing.
ton Bookstore.
See advertisement Of Hay Privilege
for Sale.
The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church held Il Social last eve lng at the
residence of Mrs. l.. F. McLaurin.
Beautifully bound gilt-elged Peoples
Of Bunyan, Cowrer and Hemans for
sale at the Worthington Bookstore.
Casper Bloom informs us that young
gr..ssloppers are hopping around III his
cellar ''lively." They latcl bed from the
earth put Ill with beets and other veg
etableS.
That new chandelier ut the Worth
ington Book Store WAS purchased of
Moore 4 Smith, who are dealing in
lamp goods.
The Surveyors Of the Southern Min
nesota arrived III town last evening.
They are surveying the river crossings
and go to IMVerue next.
Tie l,eatest and cheapest envelope
for business men is the Boomerang"
Furnished already printed ut the AD-
VANCE Office.
We forgot to say last week that it
was boy instead of a girl at s. NJ. Co.
burns. Coburn says, just let that no.
tice about the girl stand until next year
and it will be all right.
Our young friend i. II. Bennett has
just received from New York !, sett of
Surveyors Instruments, with view to
learning and adopting the profession Q:
Surveyor. Success to linn.
Those Clntndos Classics at the Wor-
Ellington Book Store are going off like
hot cakes.'' Shakespeare, Hans CHRIS
tian Andersen's Fairy Tales, Arabian
Nights, Swiss Family Robinson, Robin
son Crusoe, ETC., for 60 cents Il copy.
The Minneapolis bachelors gave Il
supper recently ut the Nicollet. We
''despise' eating, but why can't the
Worthington bachelors give their
friends a supper? Speak out now, and
don't he ''pokey.''
The reason why we smell so *'nice7' is
because Captain Smith made us 4
Christmas present of bottle of that
new Pertmery. Their Ferfumery must
lie about "a carrots fine and will serve
as a powerful disinfectant. Warranted
to counteract all other smells, even
Coleridge's |villainous compound
The young men have reorganized the
Adelphic Literary Society, with the
following officers: President, Joseph
Newman; Vice President, Geo. Phil
lips; Secretary, Allen NJ. CLANCY; Treas
urer, John Ogle.
n young man walked into the Worth
ington Book Store few days since,
took down five books, asked chow
much," paid the money, and went
about his business. That Young man
will make his mark, judging from the
books he selected and the way he did it..