The Worthington advance., 1876-06-15

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evening. Rev. II. b. Tuttle, pastor,
rREsBYrERrAx CuuRcn-services morning
s'l anu evening Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening Rev. c. .. Thatcher, Pastor.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUD1roR-Wm NJ. Rear.
IREAsUnEs-H u. Humiston.
REGISTER or DEEDs-r. G. Heil.
JUDGE OF PROBArE-K. u. Barber.
CLERK OF CoUKT-B. n. Carrier.
SHERlFF-J. A. Town.
SURVElOR-OttO Berreau.
COURT CoMMIssIONEK-,J. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. h. SOule.
COKoSEK-1A b. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT-T.C C. Bell
COMMISSIONERS
xscsna srse dtSt,.ctIA n:,,;c o: cGnie % OF %HerssX
y; 1;Aira Di:;r;cs-E s. Mills, Of B,sc,ow.
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at ol 50 4 year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
| 70 cents for each subscriber.
Rev. j. c. Ogle preached at the Union Congrc-
gational Church on Sunday last.
Our young friend Will Humiston dropped UP
from Minneapolis day before yesterday looking
as fresh rs June.
Mrs. Dcnsmorc has rented the room on Tenth
Street, in Methodist Block, and is bringing on
stock Of millinery goods to open a millinery
store.
Read the advertisement of lsayles' great Mer-
camille College at Keokuk, Iowa. This institu-
ton is one Of the greatest Of its kind.
A son of WIN. Blaisdc:], rear Hcrsey, died last
week and was buried on Sunday last, the funeral
services being conducted by Rev. II. II. Tuttle.
Repairs upon the NJ. +. Church have been 50
far completed that services will be held on Sum
day next morning and evening, as usual. Sab
bath School at half past two.
Numbers Of prairie scllooners are daily passing
through Worthington on their way to Dakota.
Many Of thcM have their flocks and herds with
them.
The railroad surveyors have laid of ten acres
on the lake shore for the Worthfngton park.
Why not employ them to establish the grade OF
the principal streets Of our town:
f. S. Ormsby, of Emmetsburg, low, banker
was III town on Monday. Mr.. 0. loans money OH
improved real estate through this country
There was a heavy rain on Friday night last
| which soaked the ground. About 4 foot and Il
half of rain fe lin our rain barrel.
Sunday week will he Children's Day among the
Methodist Sabbath Schools of the country Ap
prop late services will BE- held at the NJ. E. Sab
bath School Of this place.
B. n. Emerson presents us q neat new broom
Mr.. +. is engaged IN making brooms, and has
also opened Shoe Shop. Now, if he will pre-
| sent us pair of new boots we ought, with 4
broom and good pair Of brog.ns to clean i'm
| pertinent folks out with facility.
| \. J. Wilcox brought several gallons Of live
| grasshorpers t. town on Saturday last in a bag
lie procured 4 small quantity of kerosene a,
Moore & Smiths and poured it on them. Mos,
of them died in two or three minutes. A very
| small quantity whc" 1t once gets into thci,
| mouths and noses will finish them.
Attention is called to the advertisement, in an,
other column, Of the National Colon; Office al
Chicago. The C"lony Company have opened an
office at LOG, Fifth Avenue and have secured the
services Of Mr. Allen Gibson to take charge OF
it. This, with the five separate agencies opened
there by Mr. Taylor, and the energetic efforts
which are to he put forth to turn settlers in this
direction will soon bring us quite all addition t.
| our population. Plenty of room here.
H.W. Kimball seems to be leading the trade
in variety and quality of Agricultural Machinery
1:y advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that
| he sells the Mccormick Harvester, the McCor
mick Advance Reaper and Mower combined
| the Mccormick Prize Mower, and Nichols, Shep
ard & CO. Vibrator Thrcsher. Mr.. Kimball i:
| the pioneer hardware merchant of Worthington
and is established on 4 good solid footing. G.
to him for machinery.