The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-02-03
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woRrAINor0N. MINI, FEB. 3 1876
81 CHURC1- DIRECTORY, -ss,s-ss...
MnrHoDss! EPn. Services every s.b
~: =. morninK 81 O:30 sabbath School Ct
p: oelvices sesbeth evening at tsp o'clock
KY {, meeting Thursday evening 4 Rev. J. C
OGc, fase0r. ~ Sff*s. S, Isssl,z. 49,
UNION C0Ne1Ea! t0NAI.---Servleess mofIins
ana evening. Sand ~ School Immediately aftei
tlle m0rninx servtce. PRAYER meeting Thursda,
evemn4.& 1ev. h: b: Tsette. pastor. 49,. .r,:'E'
rnss1I1ER1Ax .Cnuacn. ---sse,sv,eesz mornin,
s eve %Se'aE ;f5S;s ss ss fsSs
CLUB RATEs.:
The ADVANCE In furnished at d 50 . year 4
CIuo* OF ten " more. Clubs Of ten for six months
75eeats Tor each subscriber.
SAVE P0sTAGF, Il:
Subscribers are no longer required to nay DOS,
age on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage. 49,: ..,':
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDITOR VIM NJ. Rear. -. H..
IHEAsUxER-H. u. Humlston.
~k.9lsrkR9r DEEDs-T. =. Bell: =.
:. CLERK OF CovK1-B n. Carrier.
8MERIFR-J. A. Town.
SURvEr0R-B. w. WoOlstencroft.
COUNT COMPASSIONATE: Graft. s.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. b. SOulc,
CORONER-1- H. Bennett
, COUNTY SUPERlNTENDENr-T.C C. He'll
.:.. COMMISSIONERS
First Diserict-A. O. Condo, Of IIersey.
6cc0na Dislrict-A. c. Robinson, of Worthing
Third Disirtct-E. 8. Mills, of Bieelow.
A pair Of good Work Horses to trad.
for Stock. b. w. LYON; it
Twenty degrees below zero, on Sat
urday morning.
E. Clark, Of Window, dropped in yes
terday.
A. NJ. Johnson, of Spirit, Lake, al
vertises Oats and Corn for sale. Sc,
advertisement. "
The weather got down to p below
nothing on Tuesday and stayed dowl
to aud 10 below during the day.
Those who did not attend the lectur,
last night missed some of the sweetes,
singing ever heard in Worthington.
Tile Okabena Mills will send samples
of Oklahoma flour and Mobiles. Count,
wheat to the Centennial. -. =.
The NJ. Il. Church will hold tl,ei,
Quarterly Meeting on next :Saturda,
and Sabbath. Elder Webb will preacl
on Thursday and Friday nights, and o,
Saturday at q o'clock p. IN:
The Ladies of the NJ. T.. Church o.
Vorthington will hold a Centennia
So cial and Supper i'll costume. OF
Wednesday evening Feb. 9th, at Miller
Hall. All are cordially invited to b'
present.
The train laid over at Mankato 0,
Friday night, evidently fearing tin
storm. This is the first time til,
weather has delayed train this winter
A gentleman who spent a night re
Gently in LuVerne says about the onl.
thing he heard talked of was Worth
ingtom, Worthinston, Worthington
Cause we're the ''hub.''
Last Friday was good winter day
There was a heavy wind and some snow
flying, but if that was a blizzard, how
the winters have degenerated since
~ 8. How one signs for those earl,
times, when we first settled in here, ant
when the winters were robust and Wig
orous and worthy of the name!
Gov. Miller delivered his lecture OF
Kemini SCIENCES of the War last night a
the Union Con zregational Church 70
the benefit of the Ladies Society, to al
audience Of several hundred. We re
greet that We have not time to give j.;
synopsis Of the lecture which abounde<
in interesting recitals, both pathetic all.
humorous.
We have been doing some dental worl
during the week, extracting none!
from the pockets of our patrons. n,
nitrous oxide used. We send out ;
number of duns to those living out O
town and hope they will respond will
the money. Old accounts will be lief
with Justice for collection, if not PAL.
soon.
Rev. ]. e. Ogle's little boy Howard
got into the lake on Thursday last AMI
came very near drowning. He wa
playing on the ice will, !. sled in com
pany with several other boys, ant
slipped into hole from which the ic'
had been cut. Willis Howard heart
the boys cries, and lurrying to tin
spot, jumped in and rescued the littl,
fellow. Moral-Little boys, keep ava!
from the lake, and don't cut down an!
cherry trees with your little l,atchets.s
We would like to call upon the Tow
Council to prohibit any further singing
or u,h;eflinr, IF stS;lvor TTo;ro Aron,,r