The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-02-21
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Gov. Miller was in town on Tuesday,
Court sits one week from next Tues
day.
The Board of County Commissioners
meets on Tuesday next.
John Alley has returned after sew
eral weeks visit to the east.
John Hansberger has purchased a
fine short-lorn Bull of w. Ager.
Miner Arrival: Capt: Miner has re-
turned from Wisconsin,.
A child of DR.. Jackson, of LIE Mars,
died of Scarlet Fever a few days ago at
the residence of E. G.. Crandall.
So far as we can learn there have
been about 60 cases of Scarlet Fever in
town.
Mr.. Forbes is building a lumber Of
flee on his lumber yard opposite the
Farmers Hotel.
A lot of fresh Chattel Mortgage
blanks just printed at the ADVANCE
office.
See advertisement of Mr.. Ames. He
will furnish flax seed to farmers, as
heretofore, taking pay after harvest.
Thos. Griffin has a contract to build
house 2Ox20, also a baru 16x4 for
John Killsa.
See advertisement of Mr.. Rand, who
offers land for sale near Miller Station.
and $4,000 of railroad bonds.
A.C. Thompson, agent for Dyer &
Howard, Music Dealers, st. Paul, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. E. G.. White, of Lorain, died on
Sunday night last and was buried on
Tuesday in the Hersey Cemetary.
r. L. Erskine, of Indian Lake,
brought in hog the other day which
weighed GIG pounds dressed.
See advertisement of machinery for
sale. Here is a good opportunity for a
bargain.
DR.. Craft has treated about II cases
of Scarlet Fever since the disease broke
out in Worthington.
Rev. Mr.. White, of the Presbyterian
Church, has been sick with scarlet fe-
yer.
See advertisement of farm for sale by
Miner & Parsons. This is a desirable
farm four miles FRONT Worthington on a
main road, and they offer it at quite a
bargain. -.
See the advertisements of H. D. Hum
iston, Real Estate Agent. Mr.. H. has
sold four or five farms recently and off
ers a number Of valuable places for
sale.
Attention Is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of Mr.. Jordan who has just pur-
chased a celebrated Short-Horn Bull,
of Mr.. Brown, of Minneapolis. This
magnificent animal arrived yesterday
and may be seen for the present at Mr..
Soule's. stable. He is certainly a
''whopper'' in size and is second to no
bull in the State. We shall give full
description next week.
Andrews States at the Worthingon