The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-02

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few evenings since.
There was !. gentleman of African
descent in town on Tuesday.
Terrence has painted up the front of
his furniture store.
$25 REwARD.-For any horse that l
cannot make work. Il. HAMMOND.
Lo the poor Indian was in town yes
terday selling ponies.
PICS FOR SALE.-Enquire of
NJ. 5. TWITCIIELL.
g. st. John Cole has painted up his
store front with Il view to accommodate
ing the''run" on his blnk-Cole bank.
W. II. IIoyt was out with a party on
Monday and together they shot four
wolves about three miles north of town.
That prince of landlords, McManus,
had some Of his friends in on Sunday
last to eat roast goose.
GotoI. n. Safer & Co. for the celebra-
ated NEBRASKA BREAKER, the
best in the market. 1w
See advertisement of Messrs. Pitney
and Macomber, who are putting down
drive wells in the county.
Fourteen prairie scnooners, all in a
row, filed down Tenth street last eve
ming, five of them with double teams.
At 2 o'clock next Saturday afternoon
is the time those household goods will
he sold 1T auction i'll StOckuale'S build
ing. 1w
The depot enlargement is going on
and will he completed in a few weeks,
giving us much the largest and finest
depot on the line.
Soule has put up several neat hitch
ing rails in front Of his post Office.
Boys who straddle these banisters will
tind the sharp side up.
Babies are the institution and should
be guarded from attacks OF Collie, Flat
ulence, ETC., Ivy Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price Csc bottle.
n. E. Grissell is building stable and
yard near the depot for his blooded
horses which will be kept in town during
the season.
l. N. Safer & Co. have few more of
the NEBRASKA BREAKERS. Farmers
come and see them. 1w
The heavens and the earth were illu-
minated on Monday by some unusually
fine prairie fires Which surrounded the
town. One of them backed into Il large
hay stack belonging to Mr.. Sutton and
consumed from 80 to 40 tons.
Having used DR.. Marshall's. Lung Sy.
rup in nay practice for some time, I am
prepared to say that it is I. superior re.
mcdy for all cases of Coughs, Colds and
diseases of the Lungs and Chest. DR..
F. Mailman, Springfield, Mich.
L. W. Martin, representing Detroit
publishing firm, was in town yesterday
gathering statistics, ETC., for Mime.
sofa State Gazetteer to be issued about
midsummer.
Navigation on the prairie is now at
its height and the prairie schoones are
arriving daily in large numbers. Many
Of them touch ut this port and then sail
westward, while others unload cargo
| here.
See the Card of DR.. Vradenburg, IIo-
m9opathic physician. The doctor is a
young man who has located here to
stay, and supplies long-felt want by
Introducing the homeopathic practice
among us. He gives special attention
to Eye and Ear diseases.
ADDITION TO THE TowN.-Presi.
dent Drake is about to lay out an ad.
dition to Worthington, just east of the
railroad track and fronting on the East
| Lake.
Miner & Parsons report that during
the month of April they have sold a.
bout 10000 acres Of land, located about
as many more acres Of government
n 4.
years time.
JOHN BULL AND ENGLAND's Clio.
| RY.-'rhese celebrated blooded horses
owned by A. L. Grissell, are now in
town. They are recognized as the fin.
est horses Of their kind in the State
Parties wishing to improve their stock
should call on Mr.. Grissell.
A subscriber in Maine writes to re-
new his subscription and says:
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