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The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
The PENNSYLVANIA R. R,
T1IE GREAT TRUNK LINE
FAST MAIL EoU? CT TIE u s,

FAST MAIL EoU? CT TIE j. s.,
way Of rtachng Philadelphia and this great En-
hibitiOn from all sections '.f the country. Its
tr,iHs to and tI"M Eh;!19tlp1iia; Mi pass through
Conpn' Y have erected at til Main Entrance to
the Exhibition Grounds for the accommodation
Of passengers who wi>l. /" stop ut or start from
thr numerous large hotels contagious 10 ;l; s:;t-
tOn and the eXiDtiOn,-a convenience OF til:
greatest value to visitors, ard afforded exclu-
,Siye'y l'y the Pennsylvania K'i'road, which is
the ONLY LINE RUNNING DIRECT TO THE CENTEN-
NAL BUILDINGS. Excursi III trains " i'll also s;np
ut the cncampncnt Of the Patrons OF uusDanlry
at Elm Station on this road.
road organization in the world. 1t controls sew
no1* lines to rhi1adelphi;', Stw Yo!k: Baltimore
night cars arc run from Chicago, st. Louis, Lou
isvil]e, Cincinnati. !ndiamlr!o!i>, Columbus, To-
'e;'o CleXel1d' IND i; ;,l Erie; ;;,1, Without % %chns
tracks Of heavy steel rails upon i deep bed OF
broken stone ballast and its bridges arc all OF
iron or stone. It's passenger trains are equipped
with every known improvement for comfort and
safety, and are run 1T f'ster speed for greater
dstaHcrS than the trains of any line on tic con-
tineMt. Ihe Company i,is M M lar sely inrr:ased its
pae.: to build in it's OWN Siio ~ 10: IN tives and
'n.SS"ng rrars ~ sii'r Eoilc Sn ns1!cien' to fully
a"co,nnloti:lt. anv tx:r. dc'aana. iic unequal
lei resources at the c'lnnland "f the Company
guarantee the most perfect accommodations for
all its patrons during the Centennial exhihi; ;ion
The MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which the
Pennsylvania Railroad is 50 Justly celebrated
presents to the tsavcIer over its perfect roadway
and landscape views rncq,.aled in Amcrica
TIE EATlNt;-Sr OH this line are uns,lr-
surpassed Meals will l,o furnished at suitable
l:lrs and ample time allowed fOrcnjoying them
EXCURSION TICKETS, 1T reduced rates, will lc
sold at Ill principal Railroad Ticket Offices in
the West, Northwest, and South west.
BE sure that your tickets read va the Great
PENNSYLVANIA Route to the Ccmtcllni1l. =,
FRA NIX THOMPSON. D. NJ BOYD, JR,
Genera; Manager. Gent t'uss'r <igt.
T. 4-iS-5lll. = III - = u e. s.. -
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Bigelow, among other good things,
has it's share of bright-cyed children.
Perhaps a few of their little sayings"
may not come amiss in this column.
A four-ye;u-old who is very fond of ex-
ercising strategy, was, a few days since,
enjoying piece of cake. Having eaten
his own, lie began teasing his little Sis
ter for part of hers. She refusing,
not in the least discouraged he got down
from his seat saying ''Play I'm a pig
and you feed me-" It is needless to
add that the result of this happy
thought was a grand success. S.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
M1RRTED.


AGGARD-ERSllINE-A the residence of
the BRIDES father, in Indi,n Lake township,
july 81, 1876, by Rev. Frank Peterson, ALBERT
H. HAGtiARD and Miss ALMA ERsK1NE, both Of
tt is county. -. :, =; =; ),
We welcome our friend lIaggard to the ranks
OF the Bencdicts. Long experience in observing
matrimony convinces us that people will marry
no matter how much advice is given to tho con.
trary. We wish tho happy pair much Joy. +si's
WOR7ULNGTON MA1KE7X.
WHEAT, 65@73c. .:,:.
FLOUR u bbl.~ 5 o. @s'Oe
CORN y busl,cl, SIC.
OATS u bushel, 25c.
BARLEY, @40.
FLAX, l 90.
BUTTER, @;2Hc.
EGGS q doz., 1:14c.
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Earn for Sale

4 Farm Of l6o acres, northeast ga, rtcr of sec
4 !ioH 81. in Elk township Thirty-i!ve acres
under rIi I;liun. House and stable. Good
wei: of Wafer. 1000 trees growing aud in fine
cnnttioE. Three quarters Of Il mile from school
hUllI..
Sale to include between O and SC acres of
growing c.''l'S. part :Hjuiring farm. Also
o;:t horse tam with harness and wagon, COW
and calf pigs. chickens, stove and II :l,S,hod and
kitchen furniture. For particulars apply to
W. II. MOCK, or
4l1-t:] Miller l. L:lnylUn.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
State Normal School
Manlxato, Mimi.
j il ;rrm begins Sept. s, 1876.

si,ig term BEGINS Jan. ), 1877
Thi >cho ! is designed exc ;;Siyc!y for teach
rr*, but "t'c"s will be admitted so long us there
m bt c'nt seats in our class rooEiS.
Tui II free 20 all WHO pledge. to teach two
years il the public schools Of this state: I'LL OH
erS will be c;Inrgrd eight dollars Per term.
Pupils must hr al least tift"cnyrarS Of age art
must he able to Stan Il fair eXanaa ion in the
common branches to'hc :t'lmi. ted to the Norma
Department. THIS rule will b. rightly enforced
as we cannot neglect our 'gitim IT. work to give
primary Instruction.
No pupil will hc admitted for y less peri vi
than one term unless by Sp cial agreement will
the principal and % ono viii hc granted an hon
Or;tb!e dismissal before the expiration Of til,
term, except il crse Of extreme necessity.
For further information apply tn
4-42-.Wt d. c. JOHN. priucipal
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Centennial Exhibition,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

'1li!S Great International Exhibition, design
i Ell to commemorate thc One lluntlrttth An
nivtrSary "f Anne, lean Independence. opened
All the NJ: ions Of the worlt and all tho St,tes
and lie. ritorics Of the Union are partcipa ing in
this wonderful demonSStralio Bringing togeth
treasures, mechanical inventions, scientific iii =
coverirS, manu- fact uring achievements mineral
spc9tncllS, and agricultural pro lncls ever cx-
situated on the line of the Pennsylvania Rail
road anil embrace four hundred and fifty acres
OF Fairmount Park all highly improved and or.
m;' mn;ru, on wch ;ry erected the largest
ing an area Of fifty acres and costing $3.0O0,ODO.
The t"tl number If buildings erected for the
purposes "Fihc Exhibition near TIVE, hundred
Dl: ing the 20 days immediately following the
opening Of HI Exhibition million and IL quar-
ter Of people visited il.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

F. W. Burns & Co., of lie Mars, adj
vertise some thoroughbred stock to sell
or trade for land. Here is a chance ut
which some of our farmers will jump.
If most of our settlers could trade half
their land for stock and go into cattle
and sheep raising more. largely, we
could laugh ut the grasshoppcrs III a
few years.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Geo. Rhone brought tsp some corn
from, tie farm of john Lane, III Ran
som, and we had /, green corn dinne;
"ulT'm" it. Mr.. Lane lad i tiue pros
ppct for corn but the koppers took most
of it.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

The Bank of Wort!,ington advertises
money to loan ut low rates OH improved
real estate security. Here is an oppor-
tunity for farmers to raise money and
make start III stock raising. See ad-
yertiSemenC.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
HOMES IN TIE W.

HOMES IN TIE WEST.
Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN SLOT Of Iowa and
Minnesota by subscribing for the WoE-
THlNGrON ADVANCE published at
Worthington, Mimi. Send $. for one
year; 81 for six months, and 50 cents
for three months, to "ADyANCE, Wor-
tl'ington, Mobiles County, Minnesota. "
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

See the advertise ment of the State
Normal School ut Mankato. The fall
term will begin on the 5th Of Sept
Several of our young ladies who have
attended this School speak in very high
terms of the school and the manage
lnent.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Wm. Madison, of the Wortl'ington
Meat Market, recently bought seven
young leifers Of Mr.. Benson, of Heron
Lake, and for 4 short Willie we Can
count on good juicy meats of the ten
tlerest kind. Mr.. Madison, being from
good old England, knows what Il good
steak is.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

We were present the other morning
ut the express office when our friend
Frank Wells drove up with the express
matter. In the wagon we noticed two
rolls Of something, one a huge, fat, jol-
Unlocking giant of roll, and the other
Il small lean, emaci;.ted, dwarf Of 4 roll.
On the big roll was the word ''AD-
VANCE" and Oh the poor, little roll was
the word "Jo,Tnal." From the size of
the two rolls, we judge that the AD-
VANCE has about three times the circu-
latiOn Of the Journal.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sa9Dath School every Sabbath morning at 80
services at - O'Clock III. Oh alternate S5bl)2thx.
Prayer meeting Oh Sunday and ThIrsdsv eve.
ningS 1T s p III. Rev. WM: NJ Hear sPaStnr
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Mrs. LimlcrL is doing some very good
carpet weaving. These who wish to
see y specimen Of her work Should see
the carpet RECENTLY purchased by Mrs.
G.. Z. Sutton.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Parties coming in to look ut lands
will want Colony Maps and Indcstruc-
t'bIe Envelopes. Call ut the Worth
ngton Bookstore and get them. :...
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
Delightful rain OH Tuesday.

The best of hay weather, and farmers
are improving it. -: .
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
GOOD FARMING,

A farmer requests us to 80 down
about Ocheeda Lake III order to see
what good farming will do toward help
ing us against grass'soppers. lie mcn-
tions "A. W. Burnl'am, =. E. Swanson,
n. Segerstrom and l.. P. Harlow, as
farmers who have very fair crops after
the grasshoppers have done their worst,
and he thinks the main reason is that
they sowed early, put in plenty Of seed
and did good farming generally. The
grasshoprers cut them, Of course. but
having Il good deal to spare, they still
have fair crops.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Pay but one cent hereafter: upon pa
pers weighing two ounces or less.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

MErnoD1sr EPls ;orA1~-Seryices every Sab
bath, morning ut O:30 Sabbath SciloI at 3
r. NJ. Services Sal oath evening 1T 80 o'clock
Pray meeting Thursday evening Rev. J. c.
Ogle, Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA rIoNAI--Services morning
the morning service PRAYER meeting Thnrs,itv
evening. Rev, II. r. Tuttle, pastor.
'rEEsDrrEHrAN CHUKcn-Services mornin:
and event lns. Sabbath School imme.i,tely after
tnc morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Z. y. Thatcher, iAS,0r:
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Rev. l.. {. C;s,ley is spending !, bri.f
vacation in Wortl,ingtun. lie will
preach OH Sunday morning 1T the Cn-
ion Congregational Church.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
WAR is DECLARED
w iSnelc's Tiger
Against all other Animals i'll the Hay
Field.

i Is y SSlf Opcrati,;g SC11key
III ity and strength. it is wi. hout a rival. For
ease "' "p ration or adjustment to any variety
kid OF hay or grain: a:d ANY boy or girl thu. chi,
drive hose can rake aS well lis til. strongest
man, h cause 1t is y self dumping rake. It only
takes ahou" one pound weight by the drivers
gar. T"entyStc teeth tempered in oil. War.
r;nted t" stand the SevcreSt usage. 4 solid rod
iron axle goes clear through and is built every
way strong. You can't break ono and you can't
,traf1 and it dumps from both wheels. It is tic
incest. the simplest, the strongest, the best Snl-
Key Hay Rake YOU ever saw. FarmerS If you
want the best liay Rake made, c,ln1 to ROD
EE1Ck.S 1VMEER YARD, nclr the Worthing.
you will buy one. There you can ais, see the
Adams and French Harvester,
The nnrvacd favori!c and monarcl, of the
field. This is tn" only riding aud binding ma
chine which does not USE canvas or belts, and
GatS ana c!fyateS gran we' grGcn or dry It
I'VE mo ion FOR carrying grain to he binders. 1t
j! perfectly reliable. 1t never fails to cut and
rlvvafe, wet or dry d,y or night, heavy or light !,
stla.gilt or tangled. You ca. cut Us high as you,
:d to raise il. Tic driver can raise and lower
lt Win perfect ease. 1t carries the bundles in
pies Tor shocking. This saves one man. 1t is
light ,i'llt and ther:: is no sid: draft and no
weight Oh The horses nccks. 1t is the strongest
ana Surcst Harvester in the world. Always
ready for business You only need try one
!hcy ;lrc every way warranted t" fill salts
iac'iol When i:rMers see them work they Will
nave no other. Will not upset Get i scIf-Ein.-
which car! be attached to any machine built.
Farmers do not give your orders for any Har.
WStcr until you have examined this nn,cll;ne-
The best Is always the cheapest.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

+ Butzer, Of Seward: warns the pu',
lie against trusting his wife on his &C
count, RS she las left him and gone
elsewhere.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03


Most Of the residents III this vicinity
would gladly borrow money with which
to buy more stock, if they could get it
ut reasonable rates and free from the
bonus demanded by agents. They
could, and for such Il purpose they
would, mortgage their farms, worth
from two to four times the amount re-
qnired. 1t has been fully demonstrated
that stock raising and dairying will
pay we'll here. Pasture IS abundant,
water is Of easy ;.ccessin every locality,
hay can he cut and stacked for $1.5t
per ton, and all these requisites for sue.
cess in this business are virtually free.
The only drawback is the lack of capi
tai with which to buy the stock. Par
ties wishing to loan sums of $500 tc
$500 may address Chas. A. Barrows, Of
Jersey, for further information.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

H.. j.. Grant,
DEALER IN
FLOUR AND FEED, WOOD AND
COAL.
Coal and Wood delivered free Of charge III tlle
village. Office on Tenth Street, WOrtlington,
Mimi. (4-l4ly.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

l. J. COOns offers his house and 10;
Oh Sixth Ave:ue for sale. lie vii
trade and take part pay in stock.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

L. II. Parsons has recently traded Il
piece of land fora thoroughbred bull tu
+. ". Blrns 4 Co., OF lie Mars.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

See another ;ldyertiscm aAt from T.
II. Parsons of land TO sell or trade
Mr.. L. keeps turning things oyer and
makes lay while the sun shines.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICNnS

ACDITOle-Wm NJ. Bear.
TKEAsUKEi:-:l. y. iIumStOn
REGISTER or DEEDs-r. G.. Bell.
JUDGE OF PKOBA TER. j.. Barber.
CLERK or COUEr-B. n. Carrier.
SNEKrFF-J. A. Town.
SUKvEYON-t)ttO Herrelu
COURT COMMI5SlONEll-J. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. B. Soule.
COKONER-I. B. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPEnINTESDENT-T.C G.. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS
First District-A. o. Condo, o! IIerscy
Second DiStrict-A. G. Robinson, Of Wurthin.
tOD Chairman.
1Hird Di$trict-E s. Mills, OF Bige,ow.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
H[]EtRSEY DEPARTMENT
HERsEY, MIMI, AUGUST 8. 1s76.

HEissEi TIME ETAB!.E-sIoux CITY & ST, PAUL r. Il,
Going EastSs;t7 s:;S q. ~: Going west-1l:17 a. m.
o'Ao T. ILL., u:49 D. III,
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.GR.dS.SHOPPiEIeI ITEMS

u1e!acoi1OL, 1Ls1SS 4 1Ed4S.a go.
Stock is what *we're going into. we
don't propose to be .v;lnquislled by SO
small III insect rs i grasshopper. -.
We passed pile Of lumber tie other
evening III Bennett. IS Stones yard
which was literally covered with grass
hoppers. In the morning we passed
that way again and there wasn't Il
splinter left: Some settler from the
west had load ed it up and set out with
it for his claim.
Tie grasshopper a11liction extends to
all classes. The other d;,y the side
walk near the corner Of Third Avenue
and Ninth Street was covered with po-
tato bugs. Tie l!oppers had eaten up
the potato tops ill an adjoining lot and
the poor, devastated bugs were leaving
the country.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
CED n 1fOD:2E.

Ii EO. ~. MOO'sH,
PHYSICIAN AND SUl.G EON,
Graduate Of Ann Arln,r, HichiSAn::. ReSidcnce
on lth street below the public '.;!ll. ntlice III
the Colony Drug Store, Apostle tile Northing-
t,n Hotel Worthingt".', Mimi.
WI e4@e",; promn1ty to ou C"lls, 11y or
4>ulht. [Gly.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

buy the "Royal," the hst fruit jar
made. One gross of them just received
by MOORE 4 SMITH.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

\ little daughter Of G. Dana, Of Sum
nit Lake, fell from wagon ~ few days
ago and broke her leg. She is recover
iur.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

NOTICE. u. s. Land Office, Wo.thingto,,,
~ MINI, July lS 1916.
Complaint having been entcredat tltfs Office by
Milan NJ Merriss against FraciS Ialonde for
abandoning homestead entry No. 85lS, dated
range a3, il Mobiles county, Minn. with . view t0
the cancellation Oi said cht:y; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear 1T this Office on
the FL day of Sept. 1885, at 8 o'clock Il. H., tO
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged aban iun,ntrt.
= MONS. xGEINAGEE, Register, :
= i'll j. J.. M0ULTON, Receiver. = -
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Last var NJ. Dewald, of Dewald
Township, became more or less tired If
grasshoppcrs and wcnt to Missouri TO
look ut the country. lie found there
chinch bugs and gr.sslloppers both,
and came back determined to stay in
Mobiles County.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

A. p. Miller wants - 60 for PUBLISH
ing 4 legal notice " licl We printed for
60 centS.-Journ;l.
I. G. Bell, Frequently spoken of as
"the only lady editor in the State, ~
came to us with Il = Notice to District
Clerks' and requested that it he pub
lished III the ADVANCE. The reason
lie came to us no doubt was that his
paper, the Journal, has scarcely any
circulation n.tlle country, and lie could
not reach tie public without publish
ing in the ADVANCE. We charged the
usual rate, .fred by lac, for all legal adj
vertising and just What we had always
charged lefore, viz: s. 20 and not 50 go,
us the Journal says. Aud our rate,
with our circulation, WAS less than Ills
rate with his circulation.
But this matter Of county advertis-
ing is now settled for the next year,
We have agreed to TO it gratis, and save
the people that much ut least.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

W: Is. Wilcoxson, one of the editors
of tic st. Pacl Dispatch, was III town
yesterday. Mr.. w. is native Of Eng
land and fond Of hunting. If lie will
come 3gain when the prairie chickens
arc fully ripe VIC will tender him free
range Of our rlairics. So. =
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
Farm for Sale.

100 acres OH Section g. in Elk township. Good
lO\J frame house, Will cellar, 20 by 20, stable,
TWO "cllS, a number Of grow ing tees. Is acres
under good Cullya, ion. Apply to
4i7-im] MILLER & LANGDON.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Ti!den and Hayes are offered thou
sand dollars cac!, to deliver IL nnll-po.
lIt!cal lecture in October before BAvIirs
Great Mercantile College, 1T Ktok kuk
Iowa; the money to go for chiri;aljle
purposes. .--l;'r'in 5ton llawk-Eyv.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

An inflnt Child Of Lie Roy Cole dice
yesterday.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
CLUB RATES,

The ADVANCE is furnished 1T $l 50 \ year to
Clubs of ten or more Clubs of ten for six months
- cents for each subscriber.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

An infant child OF MI. Fischer died
OH Saturday last Of cloler, infantum.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

Mr.. Walker, from Iowa, who was
Nlr. Bakers's lawyer in the famous So
cent suit, has been visiting here for {,
few DAYS.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

WANTED
10 exchange land or town property
i'll Ohio, Wisconsin or Iowa, for prop.
erty III Wort':ington.
1G-lm. GEO. J. DAY,
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

The editor Of the Journal, we under
stand, is so eNaslWrated because we
have oulwitted, outgeneralled and beat
ell him at every point, that it takes
three or four men, one woman, and sew
eral ministers Of the Gospel, to hold him
from making an outrageous personal
attack upon us through his newspaper.
Why don't you let him 80? We shall
beat him thcreas we have everywhere
else. do give linn rope and let linn
hang himself.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
I'll IH IND SCE..li,E,

The names Of the men who have the
kansas Land and Inl:ni grant Assuci;l.
tion in charge, are Il sufficient g,Iara,l.
tee tat it will be conducted fairly and
squavcly. Almost i'll OF them arc We.
and favo@loIy known allovtr the State
and need iio commentator ircnl u.s.
Topeka k:.nsas) Commonwealth.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
LiNE.S 20 I'It i De.

Parties wishing to trade lands in This
county for lands Oh the Sioux City t.
Pacific railroad, III Iowa, Call on
MI.LE!, 4 !ANGDON,
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

B. y. Pope, of Summit Lake, la
gone to Martin county harvesting.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

The Great PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company, the most gigantic corpora
ton in the world, advertises in anot|l-
er column. This mighty corporation I.
few years ago looned up in the imasi-
nation of the Grangers us huge as the
Spectre of the Brocken, and it was fear
ed that Tom Scott had only to say the
word and lie could he President Of the
United States and make the whole
country mere tail to the great
railroad kite. But this fearful and won.
derful corporation don't want anything
just now but to induce people to 80 tv
tile Centennial over their road and
that's the reason they advertise in Il
paper of "Gl,ashnul circulation, like
the ADVANCE.
Mrs. Wass, Of Summit Lake, whC
has been i'll for !. long time, becamc i'll
sane on the night of Monday, July 24tl!
and, leaving the house, threw herself
into Summit Lake. n dog which had
followed her drew her out of the water
She then wandered off to Graham Lakes
and threw herself into the lake, when
the faithful dog again drew her out
She then wandered back in the direc
tion of Wortl,ington, and was found !:
few miles north of town Oh Wetlnesda,
morning and taken home. She was
nearly exhausted rs WAS also the faith
full dog which twice saved Eer life.
Tie way our friend l.. II. Parson!
succeeds in trading and selling his lant
! shows the advantage Of advertising il
the ADVANCE. +. -. ~"
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
Ei.NK.X
BANK OF WORTHlNGTON.

ELlnU SMrrii, Banker. A. NJ. SMITH, Cashier.
INTEREST PAID FOR TINE: DEPOSITS.
Drafts Bought and Sold Special attention Civ
on to cDtcti ms.
o'ri"k, y. ~. i2-31i:.
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n. L, VRADENBUR
HOmeOpathic

PHYSICIAN n AND DSURGEON.
OrrJcE-Fr0nt rN,,n over the P.StOfice,
NOlsTfllNGT MINNESOTA
A-H-2lll
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
JULIUS MOLL,
TAILOR.

At the Clothing Store Of i. +. Baker. Clotl,
n ing cut AMI made to order. Requiring neat
~ and promptly done. ltlNy.
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PHYSICIANS.
r CRAFT, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment Of Female Diseases; having had ten
years experience.
Also Surgeon Uf the Sioux City 4 st. Paul Rail
road .e.,,o,..
Supplied with full eases ot Surgical and Obstet
ri;.al Instruments, and fract IRE applanc g.
UFFICE-At residence, corner OF Fourth Ave
nuc and Eleventh Street.
WOLIIII.NGIO-V, MINN.
& Ally.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
LOCAL..
CIIURCE DIRECTORY.

woRTI1NGroS. MINI, AUGUST 3. 1876
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

A visit to Chris. IIallcckson's farm
east of town proved to us that the corn
is not i'll eaten up yet. lie has a large
field looking finely, and hardly a leaf of
it seemed to have been touched by the
grasshoppers. lie informed us that
none of the corn, OH the section next
east of him, has been seriously injured.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

On Monday evening as Mr.. Cllas. A.
Burrows was endeavoring by gentle
m:lnipulations to obtain the usual por-
tion Of tactical fluid from Il female men,
Der of the bovine species, the animal
suddenly became recalcitraDt and cf-
fectel the overthrow of the receptive
reservoir. The cause of the phenomc-
non remains us yet unexplained.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03
Allen M. Chaney,
Surveyor,

viii attend promptly to all orders Work &C
cur.cy executed. i. U. address, Box ~, W"r
thinGtOn, Mlnii. [4l2-ly.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

WORTH CONsIDERING.-GUO diet
makes healthy c!!ii,lrci, and healthy
adults. Good S;tlrratus helps to make
nutritious, healthy diet. Hence Use
-. Is. Dcl.:.n:l & Co.'S Best Chemical
>tt(erotuS, lis it is perfectly pure and
better than Soda, and much better ant!
cL!cApcr than Baking PuW.ltr.
The Worthington advance., 1876-08-03

This is fly time. A complete exegis6s
OF this text may be obtained by ad.
dressing any housekeeper in the land.