The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-03-19


JUDGE or pKoBATE-.J Craft.
CLERK or Co"wr-N: n: Carrier.
$SCRvEYou--i,, W. WM'lste,icroit
COURT CoMMIssrONEK-J. Craft.
COUNTY ATTOKNEY-M B. SOule.
COKONER-J. t. Churchill
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT c. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District--J. ". Miller, III Graham Lakes
Second Dislricl-M. l.. Nu.ter,'of ELK.
Jhird DiStriet-l. L. Durfee, Of Wort!lington.
LFSLIkE1:
We are compelled to iS$,.ca half sheet
again III order t. be on time. No pros
pect OF >etting or outside until some
time next week.
j.. Choice Seed Corn II, Kimball's.
sixteen persons were received into
the Methodist Church on Sunday last.
WANTED,
six citing hens, for which | will pay
Il good price. L. L. CLARK.
O. Biyrlow has built I. beautiful mar
Die w'll'in front Of his house.
SEED GRAIN
Seed Barley, Seed Corn, and Seed
cats for sale 10y j. Amts at the Wor-
tiEgtoA Hotel. Also Ear Corn for feed.
J. \. Town has banked up the front
OF his house clear t, the apex, prepara-
tory to another snow storm.
The street Commissioner las been
putting in seine ornament Il intQ,,tli-
ties on Third and F urti Avenues.
Dont fail to read the sensible and
vivacin,ls letter about Our Climate -
FROM u Bigelow lady. Hope she will
write again.
{. +. Solbers, COMMISSIONER Of S::;..
tistics. has our thanks for Il copy Of his
annual report upon State Statistics.
Attention is called to the circular of
the Railroad Company published elst'.
where. The Company will carry seed
grain and potatoes at half rates, and
trees free, until May 18th.
We learn that Mr.. Smith, Postm;.s.
ter 1T Graham Lakes, lost five head of
cattle during the storm, which had
not been found up to Wednesday noon.
Worthington Township is in good
financial condition. The people voted
"no tax ~ on Tuesday, and there is !;
fund Of about $500 OIL hand.
A Chicago paper said recently that
the back bone of the winter WIS broken
Probably but then it must have got
in new spinal column. Otherwise il
makes the most vigorous death str,.gyl:
We have witnessed from anything Will
a broken back.
f. r. IInmiston, While digging !;
well on his clam recently, struck !, vel.
of clay several feet thick. It has little
or no lime in it, and u small piece
burned in his stove became harder thar
MankatO brick. We shall find bricl
mine yet about Worthington.
The Hotel lie Esquimaux, built some
time since on Fourth Avenue, WAS 81
completely showed under during tl!t
storm that it is not visible. Fears ART
entertained that the guests are al
frozen.
MINOR ARRIVAL.
Arrived on st. Patrick's day in tin
morning, 1T the reside ICE Of Capt. W
Is. Atkins, in Elk Township, u l;ttl,
girl. Came through safely notwitl,
standing the storm, AND "wants to b'
4 Granger.
We are informed that Mr. McCullum
VIII" lives down on Ocheeda, went on
during the recent storm. and wal
picked mp Ivy the wind and carried 81,
miles, lodging in tree 'op on Indian
Lake. This is the w|,opping ST
story We have heard Of the late stor,
AMI W. confess that We can't bell. W
it al.
TIL Railroad Company is putting o,
Ill the men that can M' had to shove
Snow. We are told t!,a it is Difficult
t" find any b>dy t" work 1T this place
owing t" t." relief. We hope tina
this time this matter may Ike thorough,
ly investigated. and that men who re
fuse to work may be stricken from tn
relief rolls.
CHRZST74N ASSOCIA TON
There will be meeting Of the Chris
tian people Of Vorthi' gton. on Mond'
evening next. Marcl, 22d. ut the Colon
Office. for the purpose of hearing IL,
report of the ,mmittee appointed +
draft !, plan for the organization Of
Christian Association. and to effec
such organization.
JOHN W. SMITH,
Chairman Com.
The Railroad Company is still heed
. ing our suggestion and putting til
blockade ut the beginning Of the weel,
: We submit, however, that it is Il viola
j. ton Of the spirit of tho compact t
keep it up until the close Of the week