The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-05-10

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Farmers in town wishing to write letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE Office and do So
Writing materials free.
The ADVANCE is kept on file ut the National
Colony LII d Office, log Fifth Avenue, Chicago,
where the latest numbers may always be found
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ing the GARDEN SPOT of Iowa and
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thington ADVANCE published at Wor-
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months, to ADVANCE, Worthington,
Mobiles County, Minnesota"
Official Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
Sweet Cider at S. a. DAVIS.
The hard times have driven some of
our tobacco chewers to chewing hay.
Ice Cold Soda Water for sale at
36. s. A. DAVIS.
W. Sherwood is up from lie Mars
looking after his farm and his interests
in this county.
Ice Cream opening 1T S. A. Davis,
Saturday Night. Cordial invitation to
all.
Capt. Wigham, of Adrian, was in
town Oh Monday and dropped in to see
the ADVANCE.
II. L. Terrence has removed the hay
scales from the front of the old livery
stable to the rear of his furniture store.
Grasshoppers are Matching in the
park. Let's do something and try and
save the Court house ut least.
Ed. Dillabough, formerly typo on
the ADVANCE, passed through town
on Tuesday Oh his way to Sioux Falls.
Capt. Smith has some King Phillip
Seed Corn and Silver Hull Buckwheat
for sale at the Express Office.
G. G.. Goodnow, Receiver at the New
Ulm Land Office, is in town on brief
visit.
Now that the "Major and myself"
have become sick of it, what's the use
Of having the Journal around. Let's
''disperse with it,
w. $. McCauley, travelling agent for
P. II. Kelley & Co., Wholesale Grocers,
St. Paul, was in town yesterday, on his
way to Sioux Falls.
Business is looking up. Four dollars
exchanged hands on our streets yester-
day morning by ten minutes before
eight.
A citizen of Northington is going to
Europe to settle up an estate, and while
there will act as agent for the sale OF
lands for Miner and Parsons.
The readers of the journal are now
fed on Cruel alone. It is sloppy kind
of diet, but plenty strong enough for
the Journal set.
A movement las been made in the
Town Council to have the boilers at
the Okabena Mills examined as there
are numerous rumors that they are un-
safe.
Mr.. Stoughton, one of the proprietors
of the Rock County Herald, was in
town on Monday, and dropped in to see
us. Stoughton IS a No. young man
and a natural born printer.
II. E. Terrence lost pocket-bo on
Saturday last containing about $50.
See advertisement elsewhere and be
sure about returning the pocket-book
when you find it.
A. J. Tinlin, has returned from
Reedsburg, Wisconsin, and will take
up his residence at Hersey again. We
welcome Mr.. Timlin: back to the eli
mate of the mountains and the soil of
the grasshopper.
D. NJ. Lusk, one of the editors of the
Winona Herald, has been spending
some days in the Colony looking over
the country with aview to securing
land. Mr.. L. has considerable means
and wants assertion of land within con-
venient distance of Worthington. We
hope he will find situation to suit him
and locate among us.
TO PARTIES WANTING no SELL LAND.
Cove s. Sutherland, POI Nicollet .Av-
enue, Minneapolis, wish to correspond
with persons who wish to sell land at
low figures or to exchange for land else
where. Parties having clear title and
willing to: sell or exchange at low fig
ures may find. purchasers by sending
description Of property, title, lacation,
etc., to them. 1t.