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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-07-05
THE ADVANCE.

A Mobiles county farmer, who is So
journing at present in another State,
writes to brother farmer in Lorain
township rs follows:
Give my best respects to all, and es-
pecially to A. p. Tell him to burst
the Ring if lie can, which l think he is
fully capable of doing. I am more es-
pecially decided i'll this matter since
their infamous concern has assailed
the character Of the Professor. I will
close by saying ''IIurrah for Miller and
the ADVANCE"
We believe these are the sentiments
Of at least nine-tenths Of the people of
this county, but all do not speak out.
The Journal is simply a conduit or sew.
er through which all the lowest and
most vicious elements of the commune
ty empty their slop bowls against those
whom they envy and are striving to
destroy.
A friend asked us the other day why
in the world Gruelle had such spite
at us. Well, there are several reasons,
but the chief one is probably because
we beat him so badly on job work. We
get out posters, blanks, and all kinds
of printing in such fine style that lie
just dies with envy every time he sees
Il specimen of ADVANCE job work.
Some wag went around and posted his
little Fourth of July flyer under our
handsome colored poster SO that every
body might see the contrast. These
two bills in size and quality represent
the difference between tie two offices
generally. But that county blank in
which we counted about a doz III errors
was the funniest of all. For instance,
lie spelled the familiar word "grass.
hopper'' thus: ''grasehoper.'' The
county officials, however, swallowed
the crow. feathers and ALL.
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C.CHASE,

c. CHASE ~ J. f.. 49,.
Earr1er and Horse Shoox
DRQQMPT attention given at all times to treat
4 ment OF Horses and to Horse. Shooting. Also
general blacksmithing:, = .';
mer''s Hotels, Worthington, MINI. f4ioIy.
Horses castratcd Terms-t2 to g at owners
risk {; 90 on every hundred to insure, value OF
horse to he appraised. Have had 20 years OK
pcrience.
Also LICENSED AUCr1oNERR.
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New Furniture Store,

'YeHE undersigned has opened a Furniture Store
i Oh the corner of. Tenth Street and Second
Avenue, Worthington,.
A Full Limo Of Furniture Kept
Constantly on hand: Repaiffng and other work
done to order, at reasonable prices He soltcfts,
share of the public patronage.
4-50-lyl e TORRENCE~
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COME IN AND WRITE Il LETTER.
Farmers in town wishing to write letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE Office and do 50.
Writing materials free.
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MOBILES COUNTY: OFFICERS

AuDIToR-Wm. NJ. Bear,
t. TkEAsuRBR-H. d. Humston.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-'F.,C G. Bell.
JUDGE OF PROBArE-le H. Barber.
~ CLERK OF COUKT-B. N. Carrier
SHER1FF-J. A. Town.
SURVEYOR Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT COMMIssIoNER-H. D. IIumiston.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. i. Soule.
COkONER-LerOy Cole. -
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT G.. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-A 0. Conte, of Hcrsey.
ton. -
1hird Dislrict-E S. Mills, OF Digelow, Chair.
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GEO. %. MOORE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate Of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hail. Office at
the Colony Drug Store, opposite the WOrthing-
ton Hotel, Worthngton, Mimi.
WI attend promptly to I'LL Calls, dog or
niqht. [27ly.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Notices in local columns, reading matter type
20 cents Il line first insertion 10 cents line cac
subsequent insertion. To regular advertisers
half rates.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-07-05

S. D. Sprague is visiting friends il
Worthington.
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Omcia1P of the Coun
ty..

Roadmaster Mcmillan is fitting up
an Office in the depot.
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LITERARY NO1fICES


The Galaxy for July contains articles
on The Gospel of Culture, Charlotte
Bronte, Geo. Sand, The Depressions in
Business, About Dreams, The Heart
Of England, etc., etc. The Drift-wood,
Scientific Miscellany and Review de-
partments are full and interesting.
Sheldon & Co., N. Y.
The chronological Journal for July
contains articles upon Relation OF
Character to Longevity, BE what you
Are, The Woman Heart, Vanderbilt.
The War in Europe, On the Brain, etc.
An excellent publication for everybo.
dy. S. II. Wells & Co., 737 Broadway
n. Y.
The little Nursery for July abounds
in rhymes, stories, pictures, ETC., for the
little folks. The spirit of the pictures
and literary contents are always ex.
actly adapted to childhood. Jno. L.
Shorey, sc Bromficld St. Boston.
THE NORTH CAROLINA Ms
Just rs we are going to press VIC learn
that this celebrated company of gcnu
inc ex-slaves are going to make us {;
visit. Dates are fixed for Thursday
evening, July Il, at Miller Hall. The
North Carolinians are known through
out the land, and are considered one Of
the most popular troupes travelling.
The company consists of fourteen
colOrel people-tive females and nine
males. Is entirely under white man
agement, and is first class in every par
ticular. We may we'll look forward tt
their visit as the greatest event eycl
known in our city in the way Of enter.
tainment.
Arrangements are being made fo1
railroad excursion rates from the fol
lowing towns: Heron Lake, Icrsey
Bigelow, Sibley, Luvcrne and Adrian
and we hope to see a large number OF
our friends from those towns. Parties
from abroad can secure reserved seats
10y sending their names to D. Shell
Tickets to be paid for when taken. Ad
mission soc; children csc. Reserved
seats without extra charge. On sale al
Worthington Hotel.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HON. II. r. sucoE!= EN-,
Veterinary Surgeon,

Having served his time to d practical veteri.
nary Surgeon, "a member of the Royal College
learned his business, offers his services to far.
mers and others at low rates. Mr.. S. is an cxpe
rieuced castrator On the most improved princi
pies.
WORTHINGTON MINI.
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WLSCELLANEOU US
Allen M. CLANCY,
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR
Will attend promptly to all orders. Work &C.
9,rately executed. p. o. address, Box 227, Wor-
lingtOn, Mimi. [412-ly.
Millinery and Fancy Goods

MRS. M, y. DENSMORE,
TTAS opened store for Millinery and Fancy
Ill Goods in Methodist Block on Tenth Street
Worthingt0l,, MINI. Ladies invited to call =
4-42-1yl
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LOCAL.:
WORTHINGTON. MIMI. 1111v < ,e.
CHURCH, D7PECTOpY ~

FRA 5CHURCHz DIRECTORY 81 h H.
METHODIST 2EPIs Services every Sab
Dath, morning alto: 30 Sabbath School at 3
F. EN-; N: Services Salbath evening 1t 1910 o'clock.
Ogle, Pastor ~ ~
UNION. CONGREGA rIoNA1.-Servlces morning
ana ~. evening. Sun0 ~ School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev, II. 3. futile, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CnURc1I-Servces morning
ana evening" Sabbath School immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. G. .. Thatcher, Pastor.
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A. G. ROBINSON.
Contractor and Builder.

VVH I111NUIUV, W1NN.
Plans and specifications furnished When G.
sired.
Bills Of Material and Estimates of Cost Furn-
lshed without charge Prompt attention given
to Raising and Moving Buildings
OFFICE AND SHop-On Tenth Street between
Fourth and Fifth Avenues ([434-ly.
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, ETC., furnishes
at low rates.
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CLUB RATES.

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished at 81 50 a year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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INK:
A scholarship in Baylies' Mercantile
College for sale at this Office cheap.

8 Sectional Maps of Minnesota for salo
ut the Worthington Bookstore. &
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Martl1in9to,,,I @llpa,ttf.
ADVERTISING RATES.
GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
WOrthington Grange-Second and Fourth Sat
urtlayS in each month, at II o'clock.
llerSey-FirSt and Third Saturdays.
Graham Lakcs-1ccOnd and 4th Wednesdays
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BANKS.
BANK OF WORTHlNGTON.

EllnU SMITH, Banker. A. NJ SMITH, Cashier.
INTEREST PAID FOR TIME DEPOSITS.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Special attention CIV
en- to collections.
Once Hours from to 70 q, III. and from to 4
o'clock, p. III. {227ly.
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Ms NTg!TlTNNEyTs

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SHERIFFS SALES.
SHERIRri5 SALE.

kSdkklRrfS cAAfss AVN -"~' -t"
By virtue or q writ OF as. Levari Facias
10 me directed, Will be expOsed to public
,sle, at the hotel II Alexander Maxwell, in
NiddletOwn, In st. Georges Hundred, New
. .astle County, Del, on z+rrs v-
FRIDAY, the 10th day Of ofNOVEMBER. 1877
at O'Clock pm,
the following described real estate, viz
All them certain pieces or parcels of land
s innate Ia AppoQufnimtnk Hundred, New
1 .astle County. and state of Delaware, ad
| oining lands OF John A. Hurlock. Isaac
! rice. Geo B. Rodney, and Others viz No
/. Bounded By the public road leadin. from
smyrna to the head Of Sassafras by the road
leading from said last mentioned road Il
the Cypress branch by lands of Isaac Price
s+eo,rB. Rodney, and Others, containing II
acres OF land, more or less.
No, ,. .Bour ded by the road leading from
smyrna to the head Of saSaafras, by tbe
road leading from aaid last mentioned road
to Blackbird. by lands OF John .Huriock
and Others, containing l3 acres Of land
more or .e4s. sB00k X. vol. Z. page 2S0, de-
Setzel and taken In execution as tbs
property os william b. Mayor, and Mar, liz
J. NayL r. hi .wi:e, and + l., and 10 he soid
By
ISAAC GRUB ,, sheriff.
Sherifi's office. New Castle. October %. A
D.. 1877 oc3etS.
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MAGISTRATES CASES

Als1srie, Ne1iirAs.! ~a< charged oetJrs
squire B'aay, lass ci2A;, by william
Tempe with asssulstrg hin viii knife il
Ch-ssiAci Hundred. O. ths L5.h ot >sp.ern-
Der, since Wiki :.-e - 14s sep cui ).
the hxr.s q i1siics ii. "Aleek helm.
restless, stole so-s rails ir2l Ellis :
ESeks, Of Christina aac3-e,i For .ht
i-ss oEeccs ne ~as hs,i II s3Gu. ar,i IN
lie secorsi san esl:o 1-sEs, he ess2 &c,
live chIrcss a. Co1rs- H vas eonnS.ret
/. ietsn,,
Ms. Annie New wn osoosA. hssco
S.-te EAxxsy. eAsresa ef N.-T AK
kRas- VIII 5Issrasriy coai1cs A1i irv,kec
oess, -. ~Is 1ix2Erss sos Va. Of 81.
sc3s-t svI.s-s.s-
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SHERIFF SALES.
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LOCAL NOTES.
The Florences Tonight.

The Florences to-Dighl.
Remember the Mighty Dollar tonight.
The schooner Sussex of Milton, Del, ar
riyed here on Friday night with cargo OF
wood from that place for Ponder X Town
send.
Wyoming Assembly ball IN Prof. Web
ster's Dancing Academy. December slst
Tickets, 81 90.
Trinity Chapel, Fifth aad King streets
on Sunday, Nov. llih. Morning at lo's
O'Clock; evening 1t ~ o'clock.
The sloop Shepherd of Wilmington, Del,
arrived on Friday night with = cargo Of
wood for G. W. Bush + Son. a,-.. sad 3 ,
Tomorrow being day Of prayer for the
Y.N. C. A., the pastors Of the city viii
preach to young men In the evening.
Make no engagements for the evenings OF
Nov. % and g, or you Win not have An
opportunity Of witnessing the P. N. L. g.
entertainments.
Professor Wehster's misses and childrens
dancing class WI meet this afternoon at
the usual hour In the Dancing Academy,
Masonic Temple.
Mr.. ]. T. Heald's sale Of building lois $
situated besween Van Buren and Harrison
streets, on Front. second ard Conrad ssrees,
viii take place this afternoon, commencing
., hal-pass three O'Clock.
The public generally are invited to attend
4 gospel Of one hours duration At the
Baptist Church Sunday evening at ahou:
$50 O'Clock. The meeting win commence
Immediately after the conclusion OF ser.
viees.
Trinity Afternoon Sunday School sod
Sweaee." The Children of this school will
be publicly casechised In the church 1t 81.
O'Clock On Sunday afternoon. The parents
of the ehiliren, and friends Of the school
are cordially invited to attend.
Aueak;on Il directed to the local Change
Of Hours" which fully announces the
change to Be made tn the starting time 0,
trains o. tAe P, ". & B. r. R., running
between this cisr and Philsdelrhia. TIE
change VII date from so-norrov.
Mss Bertie Housoo, daughter Of the
Rev. J. L. Houston Of this city, has Sc
espsed sa appointment under the Presby.
sersaa Board Of Nissiens as q missionary to
Ning-po, China. TIE Young lady viii
leave this city for her new Fed Of labor
within few weeks.
Ths pastoral letter OF the House o!
Bishops Of the ProssssAn. Episcopal ehuret
delivered u the close of the Gsre-s, Con
vensior recently held in Boston, has beer
sent 70 All the clergy OF the Churh, TO B.
rssi to their respective eongres atoms.
vii Be resd In Trinity Chapel On SUNDAY
evening.
Trinity Church, "oH Sveaes," Seven,
And ChurA streets. Sunday servscss-
Morning .. lols O'clock afternoon ss s..
o'eloek- Sunday school s. o'eloek. III,
services common prayer and COMMON prais.
ar wholly coSEregs. ioa2l. All the ssa.'
Are FREE and unap?-oP-:4:ei, AMI VOC ar
corii&,,y invited 10 attend.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10

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u Ass@--1y i s-s.- eAsss -h1e AZ 1-.-
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SOCIETIES.

NzE-INa ZEls ,sAE-kDAl) EyEyING.
Lezape tribe Ne. s, !. O. I. II, in Ne,
Clay Building.
A-caaai,s Lotss, No. /, !. Q. T., u
Oii FsIkoEs' Hall.
Lafayette, Nc. :, <. .; P, s, K. Of P
Hall.
TaEsrsor Couasil, No. 10. I. A u
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 ktrs s;-ses
E3ea D:v!s:oc. NJ. :, :. Of T, NcCia-!
Saliin-.
Ansrse4r R;fe Asss.:s;.,-. fourth s.or1
S2vlle B.-Ihii-S (D-!s.-i-S- =ve-y eTacinAs1.
ctss Saturday AE3 Saz53y.
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sAIURDAY, the llsh dag of NOVEMBER


Isl st3o'eloek. Pm.
TIE following : described real -.tlte. viz.
II : one elusl 1niEElded o1e.xeventh part
O: ! thss ~ -.al Z Let piece % pasc4l Of lsh d
si.E sss in CnTissisos Huadred, New Castle
CpE. AZ. LFS4 4AE2-e. bSUlde1 SIS follows. to-
Tit. S5G t--t-g s. the westerly EJln izTy
OF ias'CIty o. W1In3ln -soE. At the ia,ersec-
r51r IL E+S.--y >-Sa lt llol 81. E7rl
r. >.g- sher3E .sl@ IL S!1'h 81. extended
tnar~- i4J-g - s.1Ect A11.lA s. - -eE led
vts-e:. .-4,. = tsJ the tsA>-efl: SD -.
Ts..t q IA AT.EE@. !sid HEs at ~. faeE " :
All -. liz g. .sat1 tlFcn Il. thence along
I.e ssa-3 - q: sl-Ga4En Agruur s4plt D.
civ al .f-E.'-' ~ lL51- s-.-.5 e. IL 10
- z9rztt ~ s2.1@ % Seventh at. extended.
t5eee IL 40. < tde Ali side o. seventh stree:
r4act...y y s--as .p rh= as3gs aid SIDE OF
C--.nsa - W nIrl .Asi str-=t forms the pre$-
ssa+ -r1.i o. ts--1csry Of toe civ OF Wiz
E41E,iga, ard thrEes thereby ro-tteriy T<s
f. > A. ~ tie p-at- DE cssg Il oipg. eonsaiL.
ing gu1-i y ~. 80 Ct .aCi, b- the same mare
- -e->. u. ~ I.s PRIV ;sgs ef the Use Of said
Mat s---: II, S-le3. ~o-6lsvn AyeaGe
AID --1--.1 .1r So. eI'el1a1, IN c0mmnC
-3st osc-rs sl.3 Led THERETO forever, the
pr7-E5,s. .----oT. rTe1Ie thereon e.ertti.
tsaGs-ss5sg o. laSs tvo-ssoSy and-a half
slG.+ -%- Ing AcNs@. -Argc s.aEe barn.
E1s- sc@s@ILEE a-d . s.5-r sp"trg AJ-ss
--tL-1 40 lAks1 IN eI1cdiLou as tire
properly o. V..lsLl +. HAS and % u.
4sss5 "
Isaac GRUB, Shegif.
scer1gs CEs4. Ney Castle, Cc.- =. A. L.
n. Osa-.R
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THE P. K. A. BALL.

TAcPine Kuo:- asssTcsy, gave their see
ond grand snnnsl ball, last evening, at Pro-
Wehsser's Dancing Academy in the Aascu',
Temple. The grandanarch, in which for'l
eight couples took par. commenced at II
O'Clock, and was one Of the main features
of the ball, being as fine and as we'll con
ducse,, march as has taken place in tha
Academy. Each lady vas presented With
handsome programme, and the gentlemen
with palmer ones. The room was crowded
and everything passed OF quietly, and a
the wee hour of morning the P. Z. A. Bal
Was no more. The Ball In every respect VA
= success, and eciipsed ,he associations
former ball, Last year. 81 e tAslf balls con
tinus to increabs in favo - nay look to
the grandess I'm Of The SEASON next fsll.
t.hief Eaeiasar Hahl ~ Aaaistanss
Asass. TAea nayll - Cssllnan
Do1nny were rreasak.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
EDUCATIONAL.
ct. JOSEPHs ACADEMY,

0r. JOSXPHs ACADEMY,
cHETST HILL. PHILAphL ,..-nh
r-a-- the care Of sae Sisters Of s.. .'etns ins
ynS course OF Instruction ineI etuA.
r-srrl ssoT a rses.l sri Ca-tsstAa
s1oC. ,,,i tuition
Annual PENSION For RNsN III s,sss.
tat. For furshsr r&-stsala ,ouN.
sspl-ly AuIhAn
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CEERrYF"E sALE.

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The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
DEATHS.

FGIBSnN On the et inst Mr.. John Gibson
in the 9jth year OF his age
The funeral will take place on sunday
afternoon At ) O'Clock from the residence
Iot his son.in. law. Sixtn and orange streets.
ESeryicss at ~. Peters Church. lnIsrmens
Rt the new Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-10
~ mtspetAsrsoM
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER / Bloom

In the wonderful medicine to which ths .m;..
ed Are above directed for relief. the ds.a1.Acat ct
believes he has CONT mbined in horr,oav 80 ::
Natures sovereign curative properties 80.
sod has ins,illed into the yegetab,e Ii,.dnsEC 80
for healing the sick. than were ever heto-s sr'l
bined in one medicine. The evidence m th;s ~.
Is found IN the great variety Of most oh.,ns,"s -
diseases which ii has been found 10 conSns. 1
.ie cure OF BrOnchitis, Severe Cn..A.n
and the early stages OF COnsa n ption 49,
asionishei the medical faculty. and emi,as. "a.
physicians pronounce it the greatest ,nsd..;
discovery o! the age. While i. cures ths ssxs,'
e., Coughs, 1t strengthens the system Ard rrst.
fies the blood. Bs its great and th6ron, =
blood purifying properties, il cures All Wsa
m0rs, from the worst Scrofula 20 eomnc,
Bioteh, Pimple, or Eruption, Nerru,i.i
disease, Mineral Poisons, and TIER e1ss., 1s4,n ,,.
eraiieased, AMI vigorous health and = s,nnS mS
Constitution established Erysipelaa. s"Is4
rheum, Fever Sores, Sealy or Ron.S
Skin, In short, an the numerous Sisasses e.r!us
by oad blood, are conquered by this pogsrfpl'
purifying. and, invigorasins medicine.
II you feel dull, drowsy. debili.s:ed, har, ri.
low color OF skin, or yeliowish brown sposa N
face or body. frequent headache or tii,i,sss
bad tas.e in mouth, inter nal heat or chilli ats,,
mated with hot fushes, low spiriz, And roony
foreeodinss, irregular appetite, and tusra
coated. yon are suffering from TOFpii LiTey.
or y ~BiliOusness.S In manT cases y
"Liver Complaint onIy pant Of thess
symptoms are experienced As remedy tor
ah such cases, DR.. Piercess Golden Medical Dls.
covegv hAs no eqaSl, s. il Effects perfect cuYes.
leaving The liver Strengthened and healthy.