The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-03-15
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invited to call at the ADVANCE Office and do So
Writing materials free.
The ADVANCE is kept OH file at the National
Colony LII id Office, los Fifth Avenue, Chicago,
where the latest numbers may always lie found.
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can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN SPOT of Iowa and
Minnesota by subscribing for the Wor-
Ellington ADVANCE published at Wor-
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months, to ADVANCE, Worthington,
Mobiles County, Minnesota.
Official Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
Fresh lime 1T Bennett s. Stones.
Rev. S. NJ. Smith is at home on q
brief visit.
Mrs. II. Mcmillan has returned
from winters visit to Ohio.
Mr. Pratt, of Mankato, was in town
Oh Tuesday.
Seed Wheat, Seed Oats, Seed Corn:
Seed Barley. BENNETT & STONES
Our friend John Heckle dropped up
from 1.eMars this morning.
Our friend Emory Clarke covered
himself with glory in his recent plea
in the trespass case.
The family Of John IIumiston return
ed last evening from a visit to Ohio.
Now John is happy.
Clarke & Soule won six out of nine
cases i'll which they appeared at the re-
cent term of Court.
We have several good papers on
hand from Justice Mcdowell, which
will appear in due time.
Several communications, which are
crowded out this week, will appear in
our next.
VIM. Brown, of Seward, wishes to
hire from 10 to 20 COWS. He has good
facilities for taking care of cattle. See
advertisement.
F. J. Porter, of Grand Prairie, recent
ly shipped 2s5 bushels of wheat to lie
Mars, Iowa, for seed, for which he WAS
paid $1.30 per bushel on cars at Adrian.
The village election will be held on
Tuesday next. Arouse! arise! rally!
Come out to the caucuses and the cleo
ton and save your country. Vote ear
ly and often-as the law will allow.
B. F. Thurber and John Ogle are pre-
pairing to take the town herd this year.
They have arranged to furnish good
grass and no shoddy. See advertise
ment.
Attorney Daniel Rohrer is receiving
good many concentrations for the
ability he showed in several cases dur.
ing the recent term of Court. If Rohr.
er had little more common, sense:
he would make a tip-top lawyer.
NOTICE.
We will pay Two Dollars per bushel,
on account, for No. 2 Wheat delivered
at our warehouse.
BENNETT & STONE.
SEMINARY.
There will be a Summer term Of the
Wort}iington Seminary, commencing
about April 18th, 1877, if a sufficient
number of pupils can he obtained
Further notice next week.
J. G. OGLE, Principal.
Asher Allen, of Ora; am Lakes, re.
Gently lost Il valuable heifer from new
cattle disease. The disease began by
swelling in the head. We understand
that similar disease has appeared in
other parts of the State, but we have
seen no remedy published.
The Journal ''set" got out story thu
other day that the editor of the AID
VANCE had denounced the village jury
men as dishonest and the farmer Jury
men rs controlled by the town men
OF course this is false, and there is moi
Il farmer in the county who believes il
except one office-seeker who has beer
circulating it.
We regret to hear that our friend l.
W. Noursa, who went to Mankato re
Gently, met with an accident which de
tains him at that place for the present
While going to the cars to take the
kNns 60 T..