The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-10-12
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johnson keeps everything in the Har-
ness line. SGT
Goods selling very low ut L. n. Bed
ford's Jcwelry Store. Aft
Mr.. and Mrs. Probert, of McGrcgor,
Iowa, have been spending a few days in
town.
Regular meetings of Stoddard Post,
G. A. r., will hereafter be held every
Saturday evening.
We have received supply Of blank
Election Notices for Town Clerks use.
Send in your orders early.
G. 2. Hewitt is taking the hard ware
look from his hardware store by the APP
plication of coat of paint.
A horse belonging to DR.. Barber run
4 stick into his foot, which, it is feared,
will disable it for some time.
Saddles, Trunks, Horse Blankets,
Whips, etc., just received at Johnson's
Harness Shop. SGT
Fl. Hiestand, NJ. D., who resides near
has concluded to commence
the practice of his profession, See his
card in another column.
Now is the time to gather walnuts,
if you know where to find them.
ley Gazette.
We find ours at the restaurants.
The many friends Of Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Plumb will he pleased to lean that she
is recovering from her recent severe
attack Of sickness, though not as rap
idly as could be desired.
The mission of men: to hang out the
Washing.-Journal.
The mission of women, according to
the same authority, is to edit news
papers.
Elsewhere will be found notice of Tax
Judgment Sale, which is to come off at
the Auditors Office on the 25th Of Octo.
Der. BY paying your taxes before that
time you will save some cost.
Mr.. J. S. Pierce, of the Okabena
Mills, has gone to keeping house in
the white house on the corner of Tenth
Street and Fourth Avenue. He is as
snug as bug in 4 rug.
The Seminary opened on Monday last
with a good attendance Of scholars, un'
der charge of Rev. J. c. Ogle, Princi
pal, assisted by full corps Of compe'
tent teachers.
A prairie fire started south of towr
on Monday. Volunteers from town
went out and subdued the fire before
much damage was done. Several coat:
were ruined, however, in fighting tin
fire.
The new generation of women, nov
in pantalets and pinafOres, are getting
down to their work early III life. l
was Gen. Newton's little tf.ree-year-olt
daughter that blew up Hell Gate yester
day. What may she not do ut twenty
-Lemars Sentinel.
Blow up her husband if she has one
We have received a communication
from Mr.. J. Ames containing items IL
gathered concerning fruit growing, Of
his recent sheep purchasing tour. bu
it is unavoidably crowded out OF thi
issue. However, it is Of the kind o
articles CD1C Will Keep.
Mr.. Geo. Gibson, of Chicago, is her
looking for lands. He rode out yestel
day with Mr.. II. d. Humiston and say
some of our beautiful country, wit
| which he was we'll pleased. He e1
poets to locate some of his acquaint
ance from England in the Colony i
the spring.
THROW IT TO TIE Docs. Ii ever
housewife will throw her cheap, worth
less kinds of Saleratus and Soda to tn
dogs, and use only D. B. DeLand y Co.
Best Chemical Salerat,ts, there will NO
be so much yellow, heavy bread an
biscuit to be seen, and consequent
not so many lyspeptic ailing persons
Get paper and if it does not suit you
money will be refunded. II
MIR. David Burt, State Superintent
, ent OF Public instruction, has made OF
a tabular statement showing the al
portionment of the current ayailab
school fund. The amount upon whic
the apportionment is made is over Sis
600, which gives seventy-one cents
CHI scholar enrolled. in the publ
schools of the state. OF this Nobl
County receives SSH 81 on = basis