The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-07-04
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REP UBLICAN COUNTY CON VENIION
The Republicans Of Mobiles County will meet
in delegate Convention 1T the Court House in
W"rthington. on
SATURDAY, JULY6, 1878,
Atlo'clock p. M, to elect three delegates to
represent the Republicans Of said county in the
Congressional Convention to he holden 1T Albert
Lea, July 10th, 1878, to nominate candidate for
Congress for the term beginning March 1, 1879.
The basis of representation hls been fixed f. J.
lows: One delegate to each organized town and
one delegate for each Ten Republican votes or
major part thereof cast ut the last gubernatOrial
election. Under such appointment the sever
III towns will be entitled to the following num-
Der OF delegates:
Wortnington Village II Graud Prairie 4
,, Township ! Dewaid 3
Indian Lake I Jersey
Bigelow Elk
Little Rock c Gr.l'am LAX LaHcs :
WcStStc 5 Seward
by Order Of Republican County Com.
June !, 1873. Chairman.
Remember the County Convention on
Saturday next.
Tie only colored sectional Map Of
Mobiles County for sale at the ADVANCE
office ut 1Oc Il map, or i for 25c.
n BAKGAIN.-A good Reaper and
Mower for sale ut less than half cost.
Apply at ADVANCE office.
In the list Of real estate transfers
published elsewhere IS one which fol is
up 81 1890, to Horace Thompson.
IN. Walden, of Biyelow, las our
thanks for some fine Michigan Seeding
Strawberries.
Bring in your horses if you want
Ringbone and SPAWN removed.
T.. HAMMOND.
Mr.. Wass. of Summit Lake, brings
us some arley which stands over four
1ecC III It's stocking 1eeC.
Bennett Il Grlssell's brick block is
rising rapidly. The first story is up
and the masons are busy OH the second.
For SALE.-A Wood Mower and
LockLever Hay Rake all in good order.
Cheap for cash or on time.
MINER & PARSONS.
The children all cry for those Mobiles
,Of I'll, VI !
have one for the baby to play with.
Isaac Horton, Of Indian Lake, sends
us some samples Of wheat which meas
ure five feet from the crown of the head
to the sole Of the foot.
Parties having vicious, kicking or
baking horses to cure, bring them to
T.. HAMMOND.
E. r. IIumiston brings us IL bunch
Of timothy heads grown OIL his farm
which measure from to ~ inches in
length. Ilow's that for an .''arctic"
region? White bears and iccbergs
don't do well up this way, hut veget;.-
ble products are immense.
No one Can hope to be much use to
himself or fellow men. while suffering
from the effects Of ''scrofula" poison in
VIC blbb"!. lAtC XII SttCu ttcC III. 1)llll .
Blood Mixture and be permanently
cured. 1w.
FIRST STEANER-The first steamer
in Worthington arrived OH Monday
last. 1t came on a platform car and
was named the "Ljlie" It..was small
boat vulgarly called q ''tug'' and was
on its way to Sioux City to do duty on
the Missouri.
TO suffer and he pleasant is almost
impossible for an adult, and quite So
for q baby. When it is afflicted with
Collie. Diarrh.ra or other troublesome
dis orders use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
| Price 35c. 1W,
MILLER IALL.-We are informed
that the time for redemption under the
mortgage foreclosure of John lite and
John p. Henry has expired and that
the Trustees of the NJ. E. Church have
been notified to vacate the premise s.
Tie hall will therefore pass into the
hands Of other parties.